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Juventus is certainly unluckiest due to the points penalty that they received, they would have been at UCL next season if they could have won, that is a sad situation for them. However, it is also the teams at conference league that would be pretty unlucky as well, to meet Juventus a team that deserved UCL next season but you are a small time conference league team.

I don't even know whether this is a conspiracy or not but juventus was too late taking an action to realize its mistake. As far as i know that if FGIC was always opening its door for juventus if the club is willing to realize its mistake and promised to be even better in upcoming season.
The deduction from juventus's points at the end of season were giving a mentality problem for all of players. It's caused by they were only a few steps to go to the UCL but FGIC was destroying it.

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In order to avoid any further points deductions, Juve have now accepted a €718,000 fine for their reported misdemeanours and will, importantly, be granted access into European competitions if they qualify for them.

https://www.90min.com/posts/juventus-learn-fate-of-figc-trial

Juventus would above to avoid the deduction points if it was accepting its mistakes when it was getting 15 points deduction.
The problem can be solved easily but juventus was taking a very hard decision just to play small fine.

It's mistake from the management.

And you think a mistake from the management is an excuse in law? We should stop giving excuses for Juventus for their misdeed. This is the club that has lasted several decades, so you are telling me that suddenly the management made a mistake? A mistake that other clubs did not make? Common!!!

Juventus deserved what it got and will be a lesson for them and others that wanted to copy. However, there is no way the first 15 points deduction would not affect the whole club psychologically, I noticed the effect but they later started playing better again until the final 10 point deduction. This explains why they were able to finish the season in 7th place, they later buckled up. If not, they should be far lower than that.

@EarnOnVictor if Juventus were not guilty they would have fought it but instead they accepted the punishment which shows their guilt hence now there’s no point in crying over spilled milk. Furthermore they should now focus on the upcoming season and start planning well for it otherwise we’ll see them drop out of the title race very soon like we witnessed in the previous season.

Juventus has lost its dominance in recent years, they now struggle to stay in the top 4 and earn a spot in the Champions League. Even there, they are not what they once were, they used to advance far in the competition, but not any longer, they now find it challenging to reach the quarterfinal stages. In serie A we have seen three different winners in the past three years, so challenging for the Italian championship is not difficult. All they require is a coach who can develop a team that can compete in the league.

They intended to appeal what occurred, but they realized it would be useless because they are guilty and prepared to accept the punishment. They were positively impacted by their eventual qualification for the Europa Conference League. What a shame for the Italian giants—I can't even recall the last time they missed out on champions league qualifications. Next season, they must stand their ground and demonstrate how strong they are.