Juventus has announced that Damien Comolli has stepped down from his position as general manager after just one season. The Bianconeri experienced a disappointing campaign, finishing sixth in Serie A and failing to qualify for the UEFA Champions League. Comolli's decision to leave was reached by mutual agreement with the management. Juventus quickly appointed Giovanni Carnevali as the new general manager and managing director. Carnevali, 54, boasts extensive experience in European football, having held senior roles at clubs like AS Saint-Etienne, Liverpool, Fenerbahce, and AS Monaco. During his brief spell in Turin, Comolli sought to implement significant changes, but the results fell short of expectations. With Carnevali's arrival, Juventus hopes to turn the page and return to competing at the highest levels in Italy and Europe.