The managerial board of the Juventus decided this Monday a historical resignation en bloc, led by the already ex president Andrea Agnelli, the one who abandons his charge beside the vice-president, Pavel Nedved and to Maurizio Arrivabene, CEO of the club. Of this way, the 'Vecchia Signora' will have to call to elections the before possible to face the second half of the 2022/23, where the Juve crosses a moment very complicated.
"The managerial board of the Juventus has decided to renounce, included the president Andrea Agnelli and the vice-president Pavel Nedved. There will be a new managerial board and a new structure in the club, what will decide in the next months", confirmed the journalist Fabrizio Romano through his account of Twitter. Agnelli Had assumed the presidency on 19 May 2010, leading one of the most successful decades of the club.
During his management, the group 'bianconeri' won nine championships of the Series To of consecutive form (2011-12 to the 2019-20) and reached two sucampeonatos of the UEFA Champions League (2015, 2017), together with the inauguration of his new stadium, the Juventus Stadium, in the summer of 2011. However, the implication of Agnelli in the scandal of the designated 'investigation Prism' precipitated his exit and the one of all his directive.
The Fiscalía of Turín investigates to Agnelli and other executives by countable falsity in the budget juventino during the year 2020, with the backrest of the National Commission Italian of the Stock market (CONSOB). These problems had forced the postponement of the next board of shareholders of the Juventus for 27 December, in which it would review the budgetary project of the club for the 2023.
The Juve will have to choose a new 'boss' temporary
In the next hours, the shareholders of the 'Vecchia Signora' will have to choose an interim president until it summon to elections in 2023. The club leaves third in the Series To with 31 points, to 10 of the leader Napoli. In Champions, the ones of Massimiliano Allegri finished third in his group, by what will contest the 'playoff' of the Europe League in February in front of the Nantes. The Juve will take action the next 4 January in front of the Cremonese in the reinicio of the Italian league.