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Monday, 16 November 2026ENPT
INTERNACIONAL · 2 min read

Damien Comolli, CEO of Juventus, faces a possible two-month suspension.

Homem de cabelo grisalho e óculos, com casaco preto da Juventus e patrocínio Allianz, num estádio. Possível CEO da Juventus, Damien Comolli.
In short
  • Damien Comolli, CEO da Juventus, pode enfrentar uma suspensão de até dois meses após o Derby d'Italia.
  • Inter venceu por 3-2, mas a polémica dominou o jogo, sobretudo a expulsão de Pierre Kalulu pelo árbitro Federico La Penna.
  • Comolli e Chiellini foram vistos a repreender o árbitro, e Comolli chamou ao incidente uma "f***ing disgrace", podendo a sanção impedi-lo de atuar nos dias de jogo.

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What seemed to be just another classic of Italian football, the Derby d’Italia, turned into a true storm for the CEO of Juventus, Damien Comolli. His involvement in the fiasco of the last match could result in a suspension that promises to be a nightmare for the club. The clash ended with Inter winning 3-2, but the real story lies in the controversies that marred the encounter.

The match was marked by a scandalous refereeing decision that left the Bianconeri reduced to 10 players. Referee Federico La Penna decided to show a second yellow card to Pierre Kalulu, claiming he obstructed Alessandro Bastoni’s run. However, replays showed that the Juventus defender barely touched the opponent, who clearly simulated the foul. A situation that many consider an affront to the principles of sport.

Luciano Spalletti, the Inter coach, could not contain himself and confronted the referee in the tunnel at halftime, blaming him for “ruining” Juventus’s game. But the criticism did not come only from the opposing bench. Footage shows Comolli and veteran Giorgio Chiellini reprimanding the referee, an action that could have serious consequences.

According to reports from various Italian media outlets, including La Gazzetta dello Sport and Tuttosport, both Comolli and Chiellini are at risk of receiving severe punishments. Chiellini, although less aggressive in his expressions and using more polite language, may still face a minor penalty. In contrast, Comolli did not hold back and described the incident as a “f***ing disgrace,” which could result in a suspension of up to two months.

The situation is concerning for Juventus, as the sanction could prevent Comolli from performing duties on match days, including access to the bench, tunnel, changing rooms, and areas of the pitch. Additionally, he would be barred from participating in league meetings and assemblies, thereby limiting his influence and presence in the club’s activities.

Juventus is undergoing a tough test, and how they handle this crisis could define their competitive future. It remains to be seen how this saga will unfold, but one thing is certain: the Derby d’Italia will not be remembered solely for the result, but for the controversy surrounding it.


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