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Badass J Elkann

It's time to go!!
Feb 12, 2006
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So ive heard an interesting rumour that there is a high chance of Tognozzi returning to Juve and work together with Ottolini, a sort of Marotta/Paratici partnership, at the same time removing Comolli as CEO, apparently Spalletti is in favour of this as he knows Tognozzi and there are rifts forming with comolli, and Elkann is trusting Spalletti more and more. Apparently Chiellini is also favouring the move for Tognozzi.
 

Badass J Elkann

It's time to go!!
Feb 12, 2006
72,680
So ive heard an interesting rumour that there is a high chance of Tognozzi returning to Juve and work together with Ottolini, a sort of Marotta/Paratici partnership, at the same time removing Comolli as CEO, apparently Spalletti is in favour of this as he knows Tognozzi and there are rifts forming with comolli, and Elkann is trusting Spalletti more and more. Apparently Chiellini is also favouring the move for Tognozzi.
Today this story is picking up traction :shifty:
 

s4tch

Senior Member
Mar 23, 2015
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Tognozzi has been here already and left. Achieved nothing in the meantime and he's supposed to come back to be the architect of our rebuild?
We need someone proven who showed that he can build a team capable of achieving its targets.
tognozzi is an excellent scout, he scouted yildiz, huijsen, soulé and most of the next gen gems. hence the rumors

he's not a leader though. we'd still need a ceo above all, and probably an sd too
 

RAMI-N

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Aug 22, 2006
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tognozzi is an excellent scout, he scouted yildiz, huijsen, soulé and most of the next gen gems. hence the rumors

he's not a leader though. we'd still need a ceo above all, and probably an sd too
I agree on the CEO... Ottolini deserves one year at least to be judged fairly.
 

Badass J Elkann

It's time to go!!
Feb 12, 2006
72,680
If Matteo Tognozzi were to indeed return to Juventus FC, his role would be much more central and strategic than the one he held between 2017 and 2023 as chief scout.
In addition to likely replacing Modesto as the liaison between management and the team, Tognozzi would also have a significantly more influential and decisive role in transfer market decisions, sharing responsibility and vision with Giorgio Chiellini and Matteo Ottolini, assuming the current structure is confirmed. And right now, at Juventus, nothing can be taken for granted.
We'll find out later what the official titles and the definitive structure of the new sporting area will be, but one thing is clear: Tognozzi's deep knowledge of Juventus' DNA and culture would be enormously valuable.
After years of revolutions, managerial changes, and constant project resets, Juventus needs above all stability, identity, and true footballing expertise. And in this sense, Tognozzi's return could become a crucial piece in finally building a solid and lasting technical project.
We'll see what happens in the coming weeks, but his return would be welcomed with great enthusiasm by much of the Juventus club.
 

Bjerknes

"Top Economist"
Mar 16, 2004
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Looks like the club is already on their propaganda campaign to normalize everything. Oh, it was just a couple bad calls or results. Just a few untimely injuries. If it wasn't for that, it would have been great. We're already thinking about the Scudetto next season, Spunkletti is ready to go. Don't look here finishing 5th in the most pathetic fashion, look over here in the future where surely everything will be great.

The Romafication of Juventus is complete. Congratulations to everyone. Mission accomplished.
 

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