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World Cup 2010: Report: Italy Coach Marcello Lippi To Become Juventus President
Reports suggests the club will make major changes at the top.
Feb 9, 2010 6:09:00 AM
By Salvatore Landolina
Marcello Lippi will become Juventus president after the World Cup, with current chief Jean-Claude Blanc taking on the role of chief executive, according to Tuttosport.
A number of changes will be made across the directorate, bringing in expert market men and experience at the highest level to ensure success.
As things stand Blanc is the president, chief executive and general director, but he will leave two of those roles once Lippi arrives.
Roberto Bettega will keep his vice-general director role and will be flanked by another general director - an experienced transfer expert who will be in charge of recruiting the best players.
Sampdoria's Giuseppe Marotta, Bari's Giorgio Perinetti and Fiorentina chief Pantaleo Corvino are all candidates for the role, whilst Alessio Secco will be the sporting director.
If you want to read more news on Italy, head over to Goal.com's Italy section!
A number of changes will be made across the directorate, bringing in expert market men and experience at the highest level to ensure success.
As things stand Blanc is the president, chief executive and general director, but he will leave two of those roles once Lippi arrives.
Roberto Bettega will keep his vice-general director role and will be flanked by another general director - an experienced transfer expert who will be in charge of recruiting the best players.
Sampdoria's Giuseppe Marotta, Bari's Giorgio Perinetti and Fiorentina chief Pantaleo Corvino are all candidates for the role, whilst Alessio Secco will be the sporting director.
If you want to read more news on Italy, head over to Goal.com's Italy section!
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