Juventus announces leadership changes ahead of the new season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 12, 2026, 12:00 PM
Last updated Jun 12, 2026
Juventus has announced a significant front office shake-up, with CEO Damien Comolli stepping down at the directive of owner John Elkann. Giovanni Carnevali, previously with Sassuolo, takes the CEO position. This decision comes amid disagreements over transfers and the need for better chemistry with the coaching staff under Luciano Spalletti. Comolli's tenure lasted just a year, marking him as the sixth general manager since Giuseppe Marotta's departure in 2018. Other departures include chief business officer Peter Silvestone and director of performance Darron Burgess, with only Marco Ottolini expected to remain in his role.
- •Damien Comolli forced to resign as CEO of Juventus
- •Giovanni Carnevali appointed as new CEO after leaving Sassuolo
- •Juventus has had six general managers since 2018
- •Leadership changes aim to resolve internal conflicts before the new season
- •Other key departures include Peter Silvestone and Darron Burgess
- 12:00 PMYahoo Sports — Juventus Suddenly Opt for a Major Front Office Shake-Up
"Juventus are reversing their decision to stick with CEO Damien Comolli, who has been forced to step down by owner John Elkann, and convinced Giovanni Carnevali to leave Sassuolo after 12 years to assu...
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