Juventus has officially ended its relationship with CEO Damien Comolli, with the departure reported as being agreed by mutual consent. Italian reports indicate Comolli has left his role at the top of the club’s hierarchy following his exit as CEO. In addition to confirming the split, outlets also report that Juventus must still make contractual payments tied to the end of his employment. The reported coverage focuses on how much the club is required to pay following the termination, suggesting Juventus retains financial obligations even after the separation.
Separate reporting also raises the possibility that Juventus could make further board-level changes after Comolli’s departure. Specifically, it is reported the club may consider parting ways with additional directors following Comolli’s exit, although details about any subsequent personnel decisions are not presented as final in the available summaries.
Overall, the sources agree on the core outcome: Comolli leaves Juventus as CEO, and the club faces reported contractual costs connected to ending the role, while additional internal shake-ups are being discussed in Italy.
