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Andrea Agnelli "What will change is the leadership of those 3 pillars: Fabio Paratici will take control of the Sporting area, Giorgio Ricci will take control of the Revenues & Marco Re will be in charge of the Services (financial, HR & technological)."
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Andrea Agnelli "The new leaders are people in their 40's, people who are ready & prepared to take responsibility in the first person. People who are ready and prepared because of the extraordinary work done in the last 8 years together with Beppe Marotta & Aldo Mazzia.
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Andrea Agnelli "The new leaders are people in their 40's, people who are ready & prepared to take responsibility in the first person. People who are ready and prepared because of the extraordinary work done in the last 8 years together with Beppe Marotta & Aldo Mazzia.
Agnelli confirms Paratici stay
By Football Italia staff
Andrea Agnelli has confirmed Juventus’ management model ‘will stay the same’ and that Fabio Paratici will effectively replace Beppe Marotta.
Paratici had been linked with following Marotta out of Juve after he was not named as a member of the club’s new board on Monday morning, but Agnelli assured the sporting director would be handed more responsibilities going forward.
“As is clear to everyone, there’s a Board of Directors which manages the club through a series of mandates,” the President explained at a meeting held by Lega Calcio.
“They will be assigned after the AGM on October 25. The management model of Juventus since my arrival will stay the same and is based on three pillars: sport, revenues and services.
“Juventus will carry on working like this. The leadership within Juventus will change. Giorgio Ricci will take care of revenues, Fabio Paratici will be responsible for the sporting area and Marco Re for services.
“Marotta and [Aldo] Mazzia did great jobs. They’ve raised young and great leaders, who are now faced by great challenges like those in 2011, although these ones are even bigger because we now work on a global level.
“We must make sure that Juventus remain at the top of European football and compete with teams who are ahead of us in terms of revenue like Bayern Munich, the Spanish, the English and Paris Saint-Germain.
“We’ve known for six years that the management of Juventus passes through the field, but both revenues and services are equally important.
“Juventus will continue to operate with continuity in a managerial sense.”
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Juve present new board candidates
By Football Italia staff
Juventus parent company Exor has put forward its list of candidates to form the club’s new board of directors after the exit of Beppe Marotta.
The list includes Vice-President Pavel Nedved and director Maurizio Arrivabene, also the team principal of Scuderia Ferrari, who could take on a more hands-on role.
However, Marotta is joined out of Juve by chief financial officer Aldo Mazzia, while sporting director Fabio Paratici is once more absent.
Paratici had been tipped to possibly replace the 61-year-old as the Bianconeri’s general manager and CEO but may too depart Turin. @Mark
The Old Lady will hold its next annual general meeting on October 25, where the appointments will be finalised.
By Football Italia staff
Andrea Agnelli has confirmed Juventus’ management model ‘will stay the same’ and that Fabio Paratici will effectively replace Beppe Marotta.
Paratici had been linked with following Marotta out of Juve after he was not named as a member of the club’s new board on Monday morning, but Agnelli assured the sporting director would be handed more responsibilities going forward.
“As is clear to everyone, there’s a Board of Directors which manages the club through a series of mandates,” the President explained at a meeting held by Lega Calcio.
“They will be assigned after the AGM on October 25. The management model of Juventus since my arrival will stay the same and is based on three pillars: sport, revenues and services.
“Juventus will carry on working like this. The leadership within Juventus will change. Giorgio Ricci will take care of revenues, Fabio Paratici will be responsible for the sporting area and Marco Re for services.
“Marotta and [Aldo] Mazzia did great jobs. They’ve raised young and great leaders, who are now faced by great challenges like those in 2011, although these ones are even bigger because we now work on a global level.
“We must make sure that Juventus remain at the top of European football and compete with teams who are ahead of us in terms of revenue like Bayern Munich, the Spanish, the English and Paris Saint-Germain.
“We’ve known for six years that the management of Juventus passes through the field, but both revenues and services are equally important.
“Juventus will continue to operate with continuity in a managerial sense.”
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Juve present new board candidates
By Football Italia staff
Juventus parent company Exor has put forward its list of candidates to form the club’s new board of directors after the exit of Beppe Marotta.
The list includes Vice-President Pavel Nedved and director Maurizio Arrivabene, also the team principal of Scuderia Ferrari, who could take on a more hands-on role.
However, Marotta is joined out of Juve by chief financial officer Aldo Mazzia, while sporting director Fabio Paratici is once more absent.
Paratici had been tipped to possibly replace the 61-year-old as the Bianconeri’s general manager and CEO but may too depart Turin. @Mark
The Old Lady will hold its next annual general meeting on October 25, where the appointments will be finalised.