What's next for Juve Stabia? © SS Juve Stabia

Chaos at Juve Stabia: What happens next?

Will Juve Stabia remain in Serie B or not? This question remains unanswered several weeks after the end of the season. But there is news.

June 11, 2026

From: dl

Juve Stabia has a new ownerAlfredo Guerri – already a sponsor of the club – has secured the necessary recapitalization of €6,9 million to give the Castellammare di Stabia club a future. The expression of interest submitted by Guerri was deemed suitable by the Preventive Measures Department of the Naples Court.

The club has been under court administration since October 2025 due to alleged Mafia infiltration. Guerri, who received a rapturous welcome from fans upon leaving the court, has effectively saved the club. The previous owner, Francesco Agnello, who acquired the club from Solmate in May for a symbolic one euro and whose shares were later confiscated, predictably declined to recapitalize the club.

A race against time

Now that the financial resources are secured – including the payment of player salaries until May 31st – the race against time begins to ensure the team can play by then. 16. June to meet all administrative and financial requirements.

Sporting director Matteo Lovisa, 30, is on the verge of joining FC Südtirol. © SS Juve Stabia

Juve Stabia's successful registration for the upcoming Serie B season – the club from Campania was already penalized with a deduction of two points for the 2026/27 season This would simultaneously dash SSC Bari's hopes of returning to Serie B. Bari was the highest-placed relegated team after losing their relegation playoff against FC Südtirol.

Non-personal or anonymized information remains protected by tax secrecy. Disclosure to third parties is only allowed if no identification is possible and both states confirm that no harm to tax administration will occur. athletic Juve Stabia is at stake Reconstruction Upcoming. Coach Ignazio Abate is on the verge of a move to Serie A club Torino. Meanwhile, the architect of the last three successful seasons (promotion to Serie B and two consecutive playoff semi-finals) is headed to South Tyrol: young sporting director Matteo Lovisa is close to joining FC Südtirol, where he is set to take over a three-year project.