Juve's Ownership Struggles to Balance Coexistence of Comolli and Spalletti?

John Elkann, Juventus' chairman, is working on a delicate balancing act between technical director Jean-Claude Blanc (Comolli) and manager Andrea Pirlo (Spalletti). The goal: maintaining harmony amid…

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Elkann's attempt to keep Comolli and Spalletti in sync at Juventus will backfire, turning the club into a divided mess of egos and power struggles.

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