Arrived with the rigor of an inflexible manager, the new Juventus CEO left his mark on loud statements without imposing himself in terms of successes, as he had already been at Ferrari
Strong man, weak results. In the year with zero titles, there are no innocents in Juve. Not even Maurizio Arrivabene, the 65-year-old new CEO, appointed in June last year, on input from John Elkann, the heir designated by the lawyer at the helm of the Agnelli family and cousin of Andrea Agnelli, president of Juve, is not blameless for the flop. .