Official: Juventus confirm Scanavino’s exit

Juventus confirm that CEO Maurizio Scanavino will leave the club ‘at the end of his term of office’ on November 7.

Juventus confirmed in an official statement on Thursday that their CEO, Maurizio Scanavino, will leave the club next month.

“On November 7, at the end of his term of office, Juventus CEO Maurizio Scanavino will step down from his position at the Club,” the Bianconeri said in a statement.

“Juventus, through its Chairman Gianluca Ferrero and on behalf of the entire Board of Directors, extends its gratitude to Scanavino for the passion and dedication he has shown over the years, helping lay solid foundations for the start of a new phase of growth.

“The Club wishes Maurizio every success in his future professional endeavours.”

Scanavino was appointed as the new Juventus CEO in January 2023 after the previous board of directors, including ex-President Andrea Agnelli, had resigned.

Several sources claimed over the last few months that General Manager Damien Comolli would become the new CEO at the Allianz Stadium, but the name of Scanavino’s successor has not yet been officially announced by the club.

“Three years ago, I accepted this prestigious position at an extremely critical time – one not without risks for those entrusted with the responsibility of leading the Club,” Scanavino said.

“The goal was clear: to embark on a path based on economic sustainability and sporting competitiveness. With the support of the owners, directors and talented colleagues, we faced and overcame numerous challenges with determination, despite the difficulties.

“I will always carry with me the memory of unique emotions, lived and shared with the players, the coaches, the sporting directors, and the entire staff. These moments will remain indelible.

“Today more than ever, I look to the future of Juventus with great confidence, and I am certain there will be many more important pages to write.”

It’s been a busy day at Juventus as the club also released the balance sheet for the financial year ending June 30, 2025, in which the Bianconeri said UEFA had opened a proceeding for the potential Financial Fair Play breach in the three-year period from 2022-23 to 2024-25.