Giuseppe “Beppe” Marotta was one of Juventus’ best managers and worked hard to achieve success at the club between 2010 and 2018 before leaving to join Inter Milan.
He helped the Milan team win the league title and end Juventus’ dominance of the Italian game, with the Bianconeri still struggling to rise to the top of Italian football.
After Andrea Agnelli resigned as club president, there are new calls for Marotta to return to the club and continue the job he has done so far.
He remains one of the best executives in Italian soccer and the Bianconeri will benefit from bringing him back under a new leadership structure.
A report on Football Italia reveals that Juventus are tempted to bring the 65-year-old back to the club while they form a new management team.
They have not yet contacted him and his contract at Inter Milan expires in 2025, but the Bianconeri dream and could sign for him.
Juve FC says
Marotta oversaw a successful spell at the club and has also done very well at Inter Milan, confirming that he is one of the best executives in the country.
However, it can be difficult to get him away from Inter because they know how valuable he is and he may not want to break his deal with them either.
