Carnevali wants stronger Italian identity at Juventus: ‘It takes time’
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15-second readJuventus CEO Giovanni Carnevali emphasized the need for a stronger Italian identity at the club during the shareholders' meeting at the Allianz Stadium, stating the importance of rediscovering enthusiasm and a sense of belonging. He highlighted the need for clear ideas and a strong desire to achieve goals. Carnevali was appointed in June, replacing Damien Comolli.

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Juventus CEO Giovanni Carnevali emphasized the need for a stronger Italian identity at the club during the shareholders' meeting at the Allianz Stadium, stating the importance of rediscovering enthusiasm and a sense of belonging. He highlighted the need for clear ideas and a strong desire to achieve goals. Carnevali was appointed in June, replacing Damien Comolli. The club is currently seventh in Serie A.
Carnevali discussed various initiatives and challenges, including the development of young players and compliance with UEFA regulations. He mentioned new projects like a scouting area and the importance of a global project encompassing the first team, NextGen, and the youth sector. Financial Fair Play rules are expected to hinder a quick recovery.
The CEO acknowledged Juventus' recent performance, noting highs and lows this season and a seventh-place position in Serie A. The team recently beat Napoli 2-0 and is preparing to face AZ Alkmaar in the Europa League. Carnevali stressed that rebuilding takes time and programming, and the club must set an example in inclusion and sustainability.
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Juventus CEO Giovanni Carnevali spoke at today’s shareholders’ meeting: ‘We need a more Italian identity, rediscover enthusiasm and sense of belonging.’ The Juventus shareholders’ meeting is taking place at the Allianz Stadium in Turin this morning, Tuesday, November 3. CEO Giovanni Carnevali delivered a speech outlining his vision for the coming years. “We need to rediscover our enthusiasm and sense of belonging. We’ll have to put in the effort, take things seriously, and have a strong desire to do things; we need clear ideas and to know where we want to go,” he said via Corriere della Sera. Juventus have had highs and lows this season, and sit seventh in the Serie A table, six points below the top four. Carnevali was appointed in June this year to replace Damien Comolli.
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