Juventus disclose details of Comolli’s signing bonus and Giuntoli’s severance pay

Juventus General Manager Damien Comolli received a signing bonus of nearly €1m when he joined the club last summer, while his predecessor Cristiano Giuntoli agreed to a €850,000 severance pay when leaving the Allianz Stadium.

Juventus disclosed financial details behind Comolli’s hiring and Giuntoli’s exit in their balance sheet for the 2024-25 campaign.

Comolli was hired as the club’s General Manager, replacing former Chief Football Officer Cristiano Giuntoli, who had spent two years in Turin.

As reported by Gazzetta, the document published by Juventus on Thursday reveals that Comolli received a € 950,000 signing bonus when he joined the club, while the severance package for Giuntoli was worth €850,000 gross plus a potential €500,000 fee to be paid ‘upon the occurrence of specific conditions related to his re-employment.’

Comolli is expected to be named as the new Juventus CEO during the upcoming shareholders’ meeting on November 7, 2025.

The Bianconeri also revealed on Thursday that UEFA had opened an investigation into a potential Financial Fair Play breach, with the outcome expected in spring next year.