Juventus officially ends its relationship with CEO Damien Comolli, who leaves the club’s top management role after about one season in Turin. Reports say the departure is agreed by mutual consent. Comolli’s exit follows his move into a senior position at Juventus and comes after a difficult sporting campaign, according to coverage describing Juventus’ lack of success during his tenure.
While Comolli is no longer in post, sources indicate Juventus still has financial obligations linked to the terms of his contract. Coverage from multiple outlets focuses on the amount the club must pay after the separation, including the club’s responsibility to hand over sums stated in the agreement.
One report also adds that Juventus may review or change additional senior staff beyond Comolli, suggesting the club could part ways with more directors following his departure. Together, the reports depict a management reshuffle at Juventus, centered on Comolli’s exit and the associated costs the club must settle under existing employment terms.
