Damien Comolli is the new chief executive at Juventus | OneFootball

Damien Comolli was appointed as the CEO of Juventus this Tuesday, five months after his arrival. The Frenchman, who was already serving as the club's general manager, succeeds Maurizio Scanavino, whose term ended on November 7.

“This club has infinite potential. After 33 years in football, I have never seen such passion, such community spirit, such unity, such respect, and such a rich history (…) We have a long-term project that we believe is unique and will allow us to shine on the European stage. But above all, our goal is to reclaim Serie A,” declared the new CEO.

Since his arrival at Juventus, Comolli, who has previously been sporting director at Liverpool and Fenerbahçe, has had to manage the crisis that led to the dismissal of coach Igor Tudor, who was replaced by Luciano Spalletti.

The Turin team is currently in sixth place in the Italian Championship, five points behind leaders Inter Milan, and is 26th in the Champions League, with three points earned after four rounds played.

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