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Juve, new board without Marotta but there won't be a new CEO

The shareholder Exor presented the list of the new Juve board for the meeting of 25 – Andrea Agnelli: "We change the people but not the management model" – There will not be a new CEO but a redisstribzione of the powers under the president Agnelli ,: Paratici stronger, who remains – Arrivabene (Ferrari) also on the board of directors – Lippi: “Andrea did like his father Umberto in '94”

Juve, new board without Marotta but there won't be a new CEO

It outlines the new board of directors of Juventus in view of the meeting on 25 October. The parent company Exor presented the list for the renewal of the board of directors two days fromfarewell by Giuseppe Marotta, an exit that has not failed to arouse controversy.

According to the latest rumors, the Juventus club will not appoint a new managing director, but the powers previously held by Marotta will be redistributed between the president, Andrea Agnelli, and the vice president, Pavel Nedved, who therefore by force of circumstances will expand their power over the society. Stronger also the role of Fabio Paratici which, contrary to what was claimed by the Corriere della Sera of Cairo, seems destined to remain and to strengthen his role as sporting director.

"Marotta and Mazzia did a great job also to nurture new, young executives, who will face ambitious and global challenges, equal if not greater than those of 2010. We must continue to compete with teams slightly ahead of us from the point of view of the revenue spectrum,” he said Agnelli this morning, entering Lega di A for the club assembly.

“Juventus' management model – Agnelli clarified – remains substantially unchanged with a system of proxies that the board will give after the shareholders' meeting on 25 October. It will be based on three pillars: revenues, entrusted to Giorgio Ricci, services and finance to Marco Re and the sports area to Fabio Paratici”.

Returning to the list of Exor, in addition to Marotta, it stands out the absence of Aldo Mazzia, former CEO and director with responsibility for financial management.

Confirm yourself instead the other board members: in addition to Nedved and Agnelli, the list also includes the names of the independents, Paolo Garimberti, Daniela Marilungo, Assia Grazioli-Venier and Caitlin Hughes, Enrico Vellano, Francesco Roncaglio and the Ferrari team manager Maurizio Arrivabene.

In the morning, Exor also filed the list of candidates for the appointment of the new one Board of Statutory Auditors. The names for the office of statutory auditor are those of Paolo Piccatti, Silvia Lirici and Nicoletta Paracchini. Instead, Roberto Petrignani and Lorenzo Jona were indicated for the role of alternate auditor.

At the same time, he also spoke today about the future of Juventus and the changing of the guard at the top of the club Marcello Lippi, one of the coaches most loved by Juventus fans, a profound connoisseur of the mechanisms that have led the club to victory for decades: "The decision to say goodbye to Marotta is not to be shared or not, we just have to acknowledge it, nobody knows why certain decisions are made" , says the latest Champions League winner at Juventus in an interview with 'Radio Anch'io Sport' on Rai Radio1.

“The black and white one – explains Lippi – it is a company that cannot be said to not know how to program, these large groups make these decisions when things are going well, at their peak. And that's what they did."

"Andrea Agnelli will perhaps have remembered what his father did: in 94-95, after 10 years of not dealing with Juve, he changed everything and redid a winning cycle, taking me. Dr. Umberto was a spectacular person in the history of Juventus, it was ten years that there was the supremacy of Milan under Berlusconi. Now the Champions League is in the minds of all Juventus and with the number of players he has, I think it is one of the favourites”, concluded the coach.

At Piazza Affari, the Juventus title gains 0,54% to 1,477 euros, continuing the positive trail that began in 2017 and continued with the purchase of Cristiano Ronaldo. Suffice it to say that in the last 6 months the shares have more than doubled in value, gaining over 128%.

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