Comolli’s first major task will be guiding Juve through the next transfer window and finalising the club’s sporting leadership team. Alongside Giorgio Chiellini and sporting coordinator Julien Modesto, he is expected to confirm the appointment of a new sporting director. Marco Ottolini, formerly of Genoa and previously part of Juventus’ scouting and loan department, remains the leading candidate for the role.
On the pitch, Juve are competing to find themselves in the Champions League and stabilise the squad following recent transitional campaigns. Comolli’s focus will extend beyond recruitment to rebuilding Juventus’ competitive identity and financial sustainability.
The upcoming months will be decisive in determining whether Comolli’s leadership can restore Juve to the consistent trophy-winning force they once were. The club faces pressing strategic decisions, including contract renewals, academy integration, and managing wage efficiencies, all while competing in Serie A and Europe.
The Turin side recently appoints Luciano Spalletti to restore stability on the field after sacking coach Ivan Juric this month.