Revolution at Juventus and Italian regrets after the 2026 World Cup
By OnzeActu · · 2 min read
Juventus is undergoing a profound internal transformation with the departure of its sporting director Comolli replaced by the director of Sassuolo Carnevali. Meanwhile, regrets persist in Italy following the national elimination in the final phase against Bosnia, who now make their World Cup debut against Canada.
Juventus is going through a real revolution after refusals on the transfer market. Leonardo Comolli has announced his resignation from his post as sporting director, making way for Giovanni Carnevali, general manager of Sassuolo, chosen for his experience and managerial skills. This renewal marks a new era for the Turin club, which is now banking on its experienced director from Sassuolo to turn around the situation. For his part, Dusan Vlahovic is once again starting to show his offensive importance for Juve.
On the international scene, Italy suffers from a real feeling of regret after its elimination during this 2026 World Cup, particularly against Bosnia-Herzegovina, the team which caused the premature exit of the Azzurri. Bosnia, whose course is causing a sensation, now begins its world tour against Canada, while Mexico won its opening match against South Africa (2-0).
Furthermore, the president of Juventus, Elkann, is pushing a new blow with this major overhaul in the organization chart. The new organizational chart is being put in place quickly with a board of directors meeting planned soon and an official announcement imminent.
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On the Italian transfer market, Naples is activating the option to extend the contract of André-Frank Zambo Anguissa until 2027, a choice linked to the arrival of Massimiliano Allegri at the head of the team. In Rome, the club is targeting three major recruits for a budget of around 100 million euros: Mason Greenwood, an additional attacker and a full-back to strengthen the team.
Inter Milan, meanwhile, seems a clear target for coach Palestra, who has expressed his wish not to consider other clubs despite a substantial offer of 55 million euros from Atalanta. Elsewhere, Lazio president Claudio Lotito continues to distance himself from supporters with a letter addressed to fans, widening the already existing divide.
This period of profound changes in Italy, both at club level and in the national team, opens a new chapter a few months before the next world and European events.
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