Juventus are searching for a new sporting director and have a number of targets in their sights, from PSG’s Luis Campos to Milan’s Frederic Massara.
The Bianconeri were thrown into disarray last month after Andrea Agnelli and the entire board of directors unexpectedly resigned. In the following days, details regarding the investigation into their financial practices, namely the alleged usage of falsified capital gains and secret payment of player salaries, emerged in the Italian press.
As reported by Corriere dello Sport, Juventus are working on shaking up their management structure and are looking to pick up a new sporting director, a role currently held by Federico Cherubini.
One of their most interesting targets is Luis Campos, who is currently working as a consultant for Paris Saint-Germain. The Portuguese director is particularly close to Massimiliano Allegri and could help overhaul the squad in Turin.
Other ideas include Milan director Massara and Napoli’s Cristiano Giuntoli. First, however, the Old Lady need to decide what to do with Cherubini, whose contract expires in 2024. Recent media reports suggest that the 51-year-old Italian will be promoted to the general director role.