Former Juventus CEO Comolli joins Pisa as president and chief executive
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15-second readDamien Comolli has been appointed president and CEO of Pisa SC, according to Football Italia, citing a club statement and TMW. He signed a three-year contract and joined the club's board. Pisa's majority shareholder Alexander Knaster welcomed Comolli, praising his experience and knowledge of football. Comolli previously worked at Juventus, Tottenham, Liverpool, and Toulouse.
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Damien Comolli has been appointed president and CEO of Pisa SC, according to Football Italia, citing a club statement and TMW. He signed a three-year contract and joined the club's board.
Pisa's majority shareholder Alexander Knaster welcomed Comolli, praising his experience and knowledge of football. Comolli previously worked at Juventus, Tottenham, Liverpool, and Toulouse.
Comolli expressed enthusiasm for joining Pisa, highlighting the club's progress under Knaster's ownership and potential for growth, including a new training centre. The Corrado brothers, outgoing leaders, were thanked by Knaster for their decade-long service.
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Former Juventus CEO Damien Comolli has been appointed president and chief executive of Serie B side Pisa. According to TMW, the Frenchman has signed an initial three-year contract and will also join the club’s board, taking over from Giuseppe and Giovanni Corrado, who have led Pisa for the past decade. “After several seasons in which we have seen significant improvements in every area of the club, I believe the time has come for Pisa SC to enter a new phase of growth and development,” majority shareholder Alexander Knaster said in a club statement. “I’m convinced this can happen under Damien’s leadership. He brings great experience and a deep knowledge of football, both on and off the pitch.” His spell was undermined by a disappointing transfer campaign, clashes with Luciano Spalletti and the failure to qualify for the Champions League.
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