Comolli position as Juventus CEO under review with meetings underway

Reports from various sources in Italy claim that Damien Comolli’s position as CEO of Juventus is under review after just one season in the Bianconeri hot seat, and meetings to discuss the Frenchman’s position are reportedly underway.

According to reports from Sky Sport Italia and various others, meetings are underway in Turin to discuss Comolli’s position as CEO of Juventus.

This comes as somewhat of a surprise, as Comolli and head coach Luciano Spalletti both spoke with owner John Elkann after the 2025-26 ended, and reports at the time indicated that Juventus were not expected to make any personnel changes to their senior management structure, despite the team’s failure to qualify for the 2026-27 Champions League.

According to reports towards the end of May, Spalletti asked for more of a say in Juve’s transfer decisions and the club were inclined to give him those guarantees. That didn’t necessarily mean that Comolli would leave, though, only that he would have to collaborate with Spalletti more regularly.

However, the latest reports from Sky indicate that Comolli’s position is now under review again.

Sky adds that it has been a busy few days for Comolli, sporting director Marco Ottolini and technical director Francois Modesto, who have been plotting potential summer transfers and planning for potential departures, as they have all been expecting to continue into the 2026-27 season.

Further updates are expected in due course.