Some clubs are obviously bailed out from time to time but I don't think Juventus has that option.

There are a number of alternatives:
- Juventus sell Kean or other players, probably only get cut-price fee, though.
- They negotiate with us for a longer payback scheme. If the other alternative is Juve going bust & paying nothing this would obviously appeal to Everton.

But in general, there is nothing special here. If company A promises to pay company B for a service or goods they have already delivered they need to cough up regardless of what happens at board level. Or go bust.