Maurizio d'Angelo is reportedly leaving as general manager of Diadora, after seven years in the post. Enrico Moretti Polegato, who has been acting as chairman of the company, is taking over his position. He is the son of Mario Moretti Polegato, chairman of Geox. Both companies are controlled by the holding company of their family, Lir. Reportedly, Diadora's sales have dropped sharply since its takeover in 2009, but the Italian company made a profit on revenues of €93.6 million in 2013 thanks to low investments in sports marketing, wider licensing activities and a stronger concentration on the lifestyle sector.

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