Juventus strengthens management as comolli appointed CEO amid stable shares

Italian football club Juventus has announced a restructuring of its management and the creation of new board committees, strengthening corporate governance and transparency, while the club’s shares remain stable on the Euronext Milan exchange.

Italian football club Juventus Football Club, listed on Euronext Milan under the ticker JUVE.MI, has announced significant changes in its management. The board of directors appointed Damien Comolli as Chief Executive Officer, established new committees for control and risk, nominations and remuneration, and related-party transactions, while confirming key positions in internal audit, compliance, and sustainability. These measures aim to enhance corporate governance and transparency, which is crucial for investors and the club’s financial stability. Economically, Juventus shares have shown relative stability over the past month, trading around €2.66 per share. Despite weak performance over the past year, the market remains cautious given the club’s debt levels and historical losses. Strengthening the management structure and creating these committees could boost investor confidence, provide a foundation for potential share price growth in the medium term, and reinforce the club’s financial resilience amid ongoing challenges in sports and commercial operations.