Former Juventus defender Danilo will be in the stands for the Serie A game against Lecce, finally able to salute the fans a year after his controversial departure.
Juventus have officially confirmed the appointment of Marco Ottolini as their new sporting director, ending months of speculation after he emerged as the club’s leading candidate for the role.
Juventus have been searching for a new sporting director for some time, and it now appears they have settled on Marco Ottolini. The Italian has long been admired by the Bianconeri following his work as director of Genoa, and reports have linked him strongly with a move to Turin for several months.
Fiorentina have not yet made any decisions regarding the future of head coach Paolo Vanoli despite the various different rumours that have been circulating following Sunday’s 2-1 loss against Hellas Verona. It is only natural that after such a poor start and under increasing pressure that changes around the club might be made.
A new name has emerged as a potential candidate to become the next Juventus sporting director. With Damien Comolli now installed as CEO, the Bianconeri require a replacement for Cristiano Giuntoli, and several profiles have been monitored as part of this process.
Damien Comolli is steadily putting together a strategic plan aimed at restoring Juventus to the summit of Italian football. Since John Elkann appointed him to take charge of key decisions following the departure of Cristiano Giuntoli, Comolli has overseen an important period of transition in Turin.
Damien Comolli has become the central figure among Juventus decision makers, taking over responsibilities previously held by Cristiano Giuntoli, who served as the club’s sporting director before being dismissed.
Damien Comolli has been promoted to Chief Executive Officer of Juventus after successfully overseeing the club’s summer transition that followed Cristiano Giuntoli’s departure.
Juventus have officially appointed Damien Comolli as their new Chief Executive Officer, replacing Maurizio Scanavino. The move, confirmed during the first meeting of the club’s new Board of Directors, marks the latest step in a period of sweeping change for the Bianconeri both on and off the pitch.
Former Juventus manager Thiago Motta and the club’s former Football Director Cristiano Giuntoli might soon return to work, albeit at different Serie A clubs.
In the summer of 2024, Juventus embarked on a new era of change under the guidance of Thiago Motta, who was appointed as head coach. Alongside him, several new players joined the club, carefully selected to fit his tactical vision and dynamic style of play.
Southampton Technical Director Johannes Spors has emerged as the latest candidate for the Juventus Sporting Director role. The Bianconeri underwent another managerial overhaul in recent months, with former Football Director Cristiano Giuntoli sent packing on the back of a disappointing campaign.
Juventus lost faith in the decision-making of Cristiano Giuntoli and decided to part ways with him at the end of last season. He had served as the club’s sporting director for two consecutive campaigns but failed to deliver the improvements expected in his second year.
Genoa sporting director Marco Ottolini has emerged as the leading candidate to fill the most prominent vacancy at Juventus. The Bianconeri have been undergoing a top managerial shakeup since the end of last season.
Donny Huijsen, the father of Real Madrid defender Dean Huijsen, remains bitter about his son’s out-of-the-blue Juventus departure. The 20-year-old was considered one of the most exciting young players in Turin alongside his good friend, Kenan Yildiz.
Juventus continue to implement significant changes across both its playing squad and non-playing staff, with the club now set to appoint a new president in the near future.
Piotr Zielinski joined Inter Milan last summer from Napoli after turning down a move to Juventus. According to FCInterNews, the Polish midfielder had a valid reason to reject Cristiano Giuntoli.
Damien Comolli assumed a significant role at Juventus this summer after the club decided to part ways with Cristiano Giuntoli. The change in leadership came following a disappointing 2024/2025 campaign, a season regarded as disastrous under the former sporting director.
Juventus have now completed a summer without a sporting director, with Damien Comolli tasked with leading the search for the right replacement for Cristiano Giuntoli.
Damien Comolli assumed responsibility for overseeing Juventus’s key decisions two months ago and has already directed a significant shift in the club’s transfer strategy.
Juventus winger Nico Gonzalez is reportedly attracting interest from the Premier League, particularly from Everton and Fulham. The 27-year-old was one of Cristiano Giuntoli’s top signings last summer, with the Bianconeri forking out circa €38 million (between the fixed fee and bonuses) to lure him from their eternal rivals, Fiorentina.
Juventus have made some strides in the current transfer window, but there remains a widespread feeling that the club’s work is far from complete. The summer began with internal restructuring, including the dismissal of Cristiano Giuntoli from his role as sporting director.
Perhaps there are no juicy backstories or grand strategic shifts behind the somewhat sudden and surprising firing of Cristiano Giuntoli by the Juventus ownership back in May.
Italian journalist Sandro Sabatini believes that new Juventus General Director Damien Comolli is an upgrade on Cristiano Giuntoli. The Bianconeri had brought in the former Napoli director in July 2023, giving him full authority over the club’s sporting department.
Cristiano Giuntoli is under scrutiny at Juventus, and club owner John Elkann is preparing to restructure the club, with or without the current Chief Football Officer, according to reports in La Gazzetta dello Sport.