Juventus’ board of directors resigned yesterday to get the club into fresh trouble amid a spate of legal battles and poor performances on the pitch.
The Bianconeri had been fighting the law for some time and it looked like they were going to win.
However, as the false accounting case progressed, its board of directors decided to resign, headed by Andrea Agnelli.
The likes of Pavel Nedved no longer work for the club, that’s what it implies, and a report on Tuttojuve reveals that Federico Cherubini also wanted to resign and leave his position.
However, Agnelli rejected the resignation, asking him to stay and do his job at the club.
Juve FC says
Cherubini only became Bianconeri manager after Fabio Paratici left the club last year and has not had much time to make a significant impact at the club.
He is one of the key men at the Allianz Stadium and is not likely to be involved in any legal case.
He needs to stay and help the club recover after the latest wave of departures.
If the new board comes in and decides they don’t want him to stay at the helm, he can be replaced. For now, he needs to keep doing his job.
