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Goal.com · Oct 26, 2018

Former Juventus chief Marotta set to take Inter role

Having ended his eight-year association with the Serie A champions earlier this week, the 61-year-old is now set to join their Italian rivals

Former Juventus CEO Giuseppe Marotta is set to join Serie A rivals Inter in the coming days, Goal understands.

Marotta recently announced that he would be leaving his role at Juve after joining the club in 2010.

During the 61-year-old's tenure Juventus experienced what may have been the club's most successful period, enjoying seven consecutive Serie A titles and two Champions League final appearances.

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Now, though, Marotta is set to bring his expertise to Inter after finalising his time with Juventus on Thursday.

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