Juventus will look to invest €300m over the next five years as they look to establish themselves as one of world football's leading clubs.
The Bianconeri have already taken their place at the top of Italian football's pyramid, but without a Champions League trophy in the last 20 years, Juventus have found themselves lagging behind the likes of Real Madrid, Barcelona and several clubs in England.
In their attempts to change that, La Gazzetta dello Sport claims that Juventus will inject €300m into their new five-year plan which will aim to increase the club's popularity across the world - which includes signing their successor to Cristiano Ronaldo.