Maurizio Arrivabene could be announced as Juventus’ new CEO as the fallen Italian giants try to gain a foothold in the league and Europe.
After a gloomy Serie A season in which they slipped to 4th place, Juventus have already started preparing for the new season. As part of this, club legend Andrea Pirlo was removed as manager to be replaced by her former manager Max Allegri.
In addition to Pirlo, sports director Fabio Paratici is shown the door after more than a decade of service for the club. When il Giornale over EverythingJuve One can believe that club legend Paulo Nedved could also follow the exit door. The Czech big boy is considered closely linked to the Agnelli family and is an important member of the Juventus board of directors.
Most importantly, as for the Gazzetta dello Sport via Transfer marketFormer Ferrari F1 team boss Maurizio Arrivabene could be named chief executive officer of the football club.
The Agnelli family controls both the football and F1 squads, and Arrivabene is considered a close confidante of Andrea Agnelli. He was the Ferrari team boss between 2014 and 2018, after which Mattia Binotto was brought in.
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If so, Arrivabene will effectively replace Giuseppe Marotta, who was the last CEO until 2018. The coveted manager is currently the CEO of the Italian champions Inter Milan. Sassuolo’s Giovanni Carnevali is also cited as an option for Marotta’s successor.
Arrivabene has also worked with Philip Morris International, a key partner in the Ferrari Formula 1 team, and is a member of the Juventus board of directors.
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