Giovanni Carnevali has replaced Damien Comolli as the chief executive of Juventus, and he will now be responsible for major decision-making at the club.
The club failed to qualify for the Champions League, which cost Comolli his position, with Carnevali now expected to lead a new rebuild at the Allianz Stadium.
New leadership at Juventus
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Juventus continue to follow several transfer targets, and Carnevali will now lead discussions to sign them and improve Luciano Spalletti’s squad.
He will work closely with the manager, but he does not have to contact John Elkann for every transfer decision he needs to make, with a report from [Calciomercato](https://www.calciomercato.com/liste/juventus-tutti-i-poteri-di-carnevali-puo-firmare-per-colpi-mercato-fino-a-75-milioni/bltc379f2b9883a6ec5#cs69966e27c4184c7f) claiming that the CEO can approve any deal worth €50 million or less.
Transfer control and squad planning
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If a transfer is worth around €75 million or more, he will need Elkann to sign it off before he can reach an agreement to sign the player.
Juve also expect to make some sales, and Vlahovic’s departure this summer could free up enough wages to accommodate three or more new players.
Elkann is understood to be making decisions quickly as he looks to return the team to the top of the game as soon as possible, and he believes this can be achieved in the near future, with a clear focus on accelerating the rebuild and ensuring the club’s transfer strategy is aligned with long-term ambitions.
Juventus continue to monitor several targets, and Carnevali will oversee talks to strengthen Spalletti’s squad while balancing sales and incoming transfers during a busy summer window, to ensure the squad is both competitive and financially sustainable as the rebuild progresses. This approach reflects the club’s intention to remain active in the market and respond quickly to opportunities while continuing to support the manager in building a balanced and competitive squad for the season ahead.