Frederic Massara is regarded as one of the most talented executives in Italian football after successful spells at AC Milan and Roma, and Juventus is now looking to add him to its executive team. The Bianconeri continue to reshape their leadership structure as they prepare for the future.
Massara is currently a free agent after leaving Roma because of differences with Gian Piero Gasperini, with the club’s owners backing the manager over the director. His departure has made him available for a new opportunity, and Juventus is now considering bringing him to Turin.
Juventus continue executive restructuring
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Juventus is making further changes at the executive level after replacing Damien Comolli as chief executive officer. The club is expected to appoint additional figures as it continues strengthening its leadership team ahead of the new season.
The Bianconeri have acted quickly in recent years, hiring and dismissing several executives as they seek the right structure to guide the club forward. Giovanni Carnevali is now leading the organisation and is expected to receive support from experienced figures capable of contributing to the club’s long-term plans.
As the current chief executive officer, Carnevali carries significant responsibility, and Juventus wants to provide him with the resources needed to succeed. The club believes a strong executive team will be important as it works towards achieving its objectives.
Massara identified as a leading candidate
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According to [Calciomercato](https://www.calciomercato.com/liste/juventus-contatto-con-frederic-massara-per-il-ruolo-di-direttore-tecnico/bltab88d139c28cb057#csc2208d9de914041d), Massara has emerged as one of the executives Juventus wants to add this summer. The report suggests the club values his experience and believes he could make an important contribution to its leadership group.
The Bianconeri are particularly impressed by the work Massara carried out during his time at AC Milan, where he helped the club win the Serie A title. His achievements at previous clubs have strengthened his reputation as one of the leading executives in Italian football.
Juventus believes that experience could prove valuable as it aims to return to winning league crowns. The club will continue evaluating its executive appointments as it seeks to build a leadership team capable of guiding its long-term ambitions.