Roma officially appointed John Galantic as new CEO
Roma have appointed John Galantic as new CEO, marking a significant change in the club's leadership as they prepare for the new season and celebrate their 100th anniversary.
Roma officially appointed John Galantic as new CEO
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Why this is important
The appointment of John Galantic as the new CEO of AS Roma not only marks a turning point in the leadership but also reflects the club's transformation in preparation for the new season. Galantic, with extensive experience in the field of sports and business in Italy, is expected to bring new strategies to bring AS Roma back to the top of Serie A and the Champions League.
Main point
- Roma officially appointed John Galantic as new CEO.
- Roma have appointed John Galantic as new CEO, marking a significant change in the club's leadership as they prepare for the new season and celebrate their 100th anniversary.
- Official: Roma appoints Galantic as new CEO.
AS Roma Club has just officially announced the appointment of John Galantic as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), marking an important turning point in the team's leadership. This change comes two years after Lina Souloukou left the position.
In an announcement on the club's official website, Roma said: "Today, we are very proud to announce John Galantic as CEO of AS Roma. John has led many global companies at the highest level, most recently in Italy. He has extensive experience with sports and business in Italy, having served on the boards of AS Roma and Ferrari. An American-Swiss citizen with Italian roots, John is a passionate fan of Roma. He loves and understands this city, its fans and what the club means to them. We are confident that he is the right man to lead the club into its second century.

The appointment of Galantic takes place in the context that AS Roma is preparing for a new season with many fresh starts. The team returns to the Champions League playing field after tireless efforts on the field, which cannot be without the loyal support of the best fans in football. Additionally, on July 22, Roma began the club's 100th anniversary celebrations.
"We hope that you will welcome John to the club. FORZA ROMA!”
John Galantic was born in America and grew up in Boston. He graduated with a degree from Harvard Business School. Before joining Roma, he held key positions at companies such as Procter & Gamble, GlaxoSmithKline and Coty Beauty, as well as being an executive at Chanel for 16 years. Since 2023, Galantic has also joined the boards of directors of Ferrari and Bacardi Limited.

What happens next
With Galantic in place, AS Roma will continue to strengthen their squad and strategy for the upcoming season, especially when they return to the Champions League playing field. The club will also organize events to celebrate its 100th anniversary, creating opportunities to connect with fans and affirm its position in Italian football.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who has been appointed as the new CEO of AS Roma?
John Galantic has been appointed as the new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of AS Roma.
Why did AS Roma appoint John Galantic at this time?
Galantic's appointment takes place in the context that AS Roma is preparing for a new season and returning to the Champions League playing field.
When will AS Roma announce the appointment of John Galantic?
AS Roma has officially announced the appointment of John Galantic on the club's website.
What experience does John Galantic have in sports and business?
John Galantic has a lot of experience with sports and business in Italy, having worked on the board of directors of AS Roma and Ferrari.
Who left the CEO position before John Galantic was appointed?
Lina Souloukou left the CEO position two years before John Galantic was appointed.
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