Juventus were on Monday, hit with a 10-point deduction after having their previous punishment reinstated following a verdict handed down by the Italian Federal Court of Appeal.
The former Serie A champions have now dropped out of the Serie A European qualification places ahead of their match against Empoli on Monday evening.
Juventus initially saw the decision to deduct them points relating to the capital gains scandal reversed just over a month ago.
The club announced in the immediate aftermath of the decision that they intend to appeal the verdict that has been handed down to them.
The announcement is the latest move in what has been a season of legal battles and off-pitch resignations for the Italian top-flight outfit to comprehend with.
Chaos initially broke out in November of last year when the entire Juventus board sensationally resigned from their roles amid charges of false accounting.
News of Juventus being investigated then broke in January when they were slammed with a 15 point deduction for the way themselves and other clubs had dealt with player exchange deals.
