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·29 August 2025
Michel Platini’s definitive acquittal opens door for Juventus role

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·29 August 2025
Michel Platini has been officially acquitted of all charges in the corruption case that has overshadowed his reputation for the past decade. The Juventus legend, who served as UEFA president during the time of the investigation, had been implicated alongside former FIFA president Sepp Blatter.
Platini consistently maintained his innocence throughout the proceedings, but as with any legal battle, the process was long and complex. Over the course of ten years, he worked tirelessly to clear his name, and the outcome has now confirmed what he had always insisted.
According to Il Bianconero, Platini has now been definitively acquitted of all charges, a ruling that paves the way for him to consider a potential return to football in some capacity. While the Frenchman is unlikely to pursue another elected position at an organisation such as UEFA, given the toll of his ordeal, he may be more open to an executive role at club level.
Juventus, where Platini enjoyed some of the most memorable years of his playing career, has been mentioned as a possible destination. Supporters have long admired him as one of the greatest players ever to wear the black and white shirt, and many would welcome his return in a leadership role at the Allianz Stadium.
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The report suggests that Platini could be in line for an executive position, though this is not currently a priority for the club. Even so, the idea has generated excitement among fans, particularly those who continue to celebrate his achievements decades after his playing days.
Platini’s time on the pitch with Juventus was defined by elegance, creativity and success, and his influence extended far beyond Turin. To have him back in a role that shapes the club’s future would represent both a symbolic and practical boost. While the decision ultimately rests with the Juventus hierarchy, Platini’s definitive acquittal removes any barriers to his return and reopens the door to a new chapter in his long association with football.