Italian football club Juventus has listed €175 million in debt on the stock exchange in Dublin.
The five year non-convertible bonds will pay investors an interest rate of 3.375%.
Juventus is raising the debt after paying out large sums for players last year, including over €100 million for signing Cristiano Ronaldo.
The club, which is majority owned by the Agnelli family, had over €300 million in debt as of June last year.
It reported a loss of €19 million last year, but revenues have risen by 160% over the past eight years.
The Irish Stock Exchange, now known as Euronext Dublin, is considered a leading destination for the listing of corporate debt.
