Juve to bring back Platini (1 Viewer)

Marty

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Jul 2, 2005
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Category: <b>General</b><br><br>Juventus legend Michel Platini will have a part to play in the future of the club, according to reports in Italy.

The Italian giants are on the verge of starting a new era after the whole board of directors resigned on Thursday in the aftermath of the telephone interception saga which has rocked the Italian game.

As a result, the Old Lady are looking for a replacement for chief operating officer Antonio Giraudo and director general Luciano Moggi.

Jean Claude Blanc and Carlo Sant’Albano are in contention to step in for Giraudo, but there are concerns that their lack of experience in the football world could be a handicap.

Yet John Elkann, an Agnelli whose family hold a controlling share in the outfit, wants Platini to be of assistance.

Although the Frenchman can’t be handed a full-time position as he is in the race for the top FIFA job, Elkann reportedly wants Platini to act as an advisor.

It’s unclear at this stage whether the Frenchman would accept such an option even if the close relationship he had with Gianni Agnelli, Elkann’s grandfather, could be a decisive factor.

Replacing Moggi seems to be a much simpler task for the Italian giants with two men in the race to succeed the transfer chief.

Former Roma director Franco Baldini is believed to be in pole position, even if Chievo’s Giovanni Sartori is also in the frame.<br><br>Source: Football Italia
 

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PhRoZeN

Livin with Mediocre
Mar 29, 2006
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I cant think of too many decent replacements (apart from myself :D), I dont think I can stand another romanista at the club be at in any shape. Platini is a decent choice is been around in the football world for quite some time and to be honest I wont be suprised if he had many contacts at many clubs which could help him in bringing players. In general his a likeble person, and I personally believe he would be a good option. I think its unfair on judging him because he reigns from FIFA which has been linked to corruption if that was really the case then its best if we dont even bother with a general manager because you wont find hardly any clean person out there who belongs to a clean institute.
 

baggio

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Jun 3, 2003
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I just hope Lippi quits his coaching career after the World Cup and comes back to Juve in some capacity, even if it may not be as coach.
 

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