Not with regard to Blanc no - not really sure what good there is to say about him. He's got more than zero years of experience as a footballing CEO I suppose, which puts him ahead of our last two choices.
His CEO is pretty impressive.
From Wikipedia:
'Blanc is one of the most experienced sports marketing executives in Europe having led organizations in different major sports over the last 20 years. Indeed, he managed the
Olympics, the (
Winter Games), the
Tour de France, the
Paris Dakar, the
French Open, the
Davis Cup and has been the Chairman and CEO of
Juventus.
Before becoming Chairman of the Board of Juventus in October 2009, Blanc was brought in as a board member during the club's worst period in history, when it was relegated to
Serie B, due to the
Calciopoli scandal. Blanc focused immediately on rebuilding the team and the technical staff. He also renegotiated all major business contracts and improved the financial health of the club. The team made a great and immediate comeback in season 2006/2007 to
Serie A, reaching an unexpected third place in the 2007-2008 season, and then second place in the 2008-2009 season, while operating the club's finances at break even.
Blanc's masterpiece in the last five years has been also to radically modify the new stadium project, as well as close the financing for the construction of the new Juventus arena. This arena, along with a 35,000 square meters mall, is the first to be built in Italy since 1990, and is the only one privately owned by an Italian football club. Blanc has stated many times that the stadium is the future for Juventus, a major revenue-booster and the new soul of the team.
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Became PSG CEO after Juve, so would have helped build their first (and best,imo) good team with Thiago Silva, Ibra, Cavani, Thiago Motta etc. Did wonders for their marketing with the Jordan deal. Clearly lots of experience. What's not to like?