Giovanni Cobolli Gigli has backed Giovanni Carnevali to do an excellent job as the CEO of Juventus, a position he has taken up this season.
Juventus failed to qualify for the Champions League last season, and that setback cost Damien Comolli his role at the club. Carnevali will be determined to avoid a similar outcome as he begins his work with the Bianconeri.
He is an experienced executive, having spent a long period as the CEO of Sassuolo and guiding the club through several successful seasons for a mid-table side.
John Elkann believes Carnevali has the experience required to manage a bigger club like Juventus, which is why he decided to bring him into the organisation as CEO.
Carnevali receives backing ahead of Juventus rebuild
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Juventus are now waiting to see the moves Carnevali will make during the summer transfer window as he prepares the team for a successful 2026/27 campaign.
The new CEO has already started making changes behind the scenes, with the club looking to improve its structure and build a stronger squad for the future.
Gigli believes Carnevali’s experience will help him handle the challenges ahead, including negotiations with other clubs and managing Juventus’ transfer strategy.
Gigli praises Carnevali’s experience
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Speaking about the situation via [Tuttojuve](https://www.tuttojuve.com/calciomercato/cobolli-gigli-kolo-muani-psg-chiede-troppo-carnevali-fissare-deadline-784722), Gigli said:
“PSG continues to demand very high prices, and the investment made in Openda is still weighing heavily on Juventus. Carnevali, however, is a highly experienced executive, and I’m confident he’ll be able to manage this situation effectively. I don’t rule out the possibility that he might even set a deadline beyond which negotiations will be terminated.”
Carnevali understands the importance of his new role and will be eager to prove himself at one of Italy’s biggest clubs. Juventus supporters will hope his leadership can help the team return to a position of strength and challenge for major honours again.