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'Arrivabene could leave Ferrari for Juventus'

Maurizio Arrivabene could leave his role as Ferrari team principal for Italian football giants Juventus, according to reports in Italy. Widespread reports in Italian media have suggested that Arrivabene – already a member of Juventus' board – is a leading candidate to replace departing CEO Giuseppe Marotta. The Serie A champions recently confirmed that Marotta will leave his role by the end of October, after eight years in the role. Under Marotta's watch, Juve have dominated Italian football, winning seven-straight championships. This summer's signing of Cristiano Ronaldo is likely to extend the Turin club's stronghold over Serie A, as well as boost their hopes in the Champions...
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