Beppe Marotta says Juventus will be his final club but suggests his future could lie in football law-making.
Marotta has played a key role in turning around Juve’s fortunes since being appointed general manager in 2010, and the 60-year-old gave an insight into what the future held for him.
“Of course, I don’t see myself at another club,” he told Il Sole 24.
Beppe Marotta says Juventus will be his final club but suggests his future could lie in football law-making.
Marotta has played a key role in turning around Juve’s fortunes since being appointed general manager in 2010, and the 60-year-old gave an insight into what the future held for him.
“Of course, I don’t see myself at another club,” he told Il Sole 24.
“Instead, I’d like to make a contribution to sporting policy, offering my experience to, at least, safeguard the social and ethical values of football, which makes it so important.”