Unless you’ve been living under a rock for the past 12 hours, you’ve probably heard that the entire Juventus board of directors resigned on Monday night.
The shocking news means that the club’s president, Andrea Agnelli, and the other nine members of the board of directors have left their positions vacant, except for chief executive Maurizio Arrivabene, who remains on an interim basis until the appointment of a new board of directors in January.
In addition, the company that owns the club, Exor, has announced Gianluca Ferrero as the club’s new president, while Maurizio Scanavino will act as general manager.
But despite officially resigning along with the rest of the board, former vice president Pavel Nedved could still have a place at Juventus in the future.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport via JuventusNews24, the Czech legend could resume office after the elections at the next meeting of the general assembly on January 18.
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Although he remains loved by the fans thanks to his status as a club legend, Nedved’s work in the office has been criticized by a section of fans and observers, especially in recent years.
But, truth be told, none of us really know the exact nature of the vice president’s job and how much power he really wields within the club.
In any case, having a sports figure among a host of financial and accounting experts is necessary to maintain a certain balance.
