Italy: Roberto Mancini Returns—His Apology for His 2023 Departure
There are plans to revive Italy, but also an explanation for leaving the national team: the words of a repentant and determined Mancini.
There are plans to revive Italy, but also an explanation for leaving the national team: the words of a repentant and determined Mancini.
In the FIGC press room, Giovanni Malagò addressed one of the controversies that had preceded Claudio Ranieri’s introduction.
The national team’s new head coach could have been Italy’s head coach a year ago: Claudio Ranieri reveals what has changed and how he plans to turn the Azzurri’s fortunes around.
The list of politicians opposed to Andrea Pirlo’s appointment as the new head coach of the Italian national team is growing, even before the announcement.
The meeting isn’t about the future of the national team, but the words of mutual respect exchanged between Roberto Mancini and Giovanni Malagò have not gone unnoticed.
Angelo Binaghi, the No. 1 Italian tennis player fresh off his Wimbledon triumphs, is also very critical of Giovanni Malagò, the new president of the FIGC.
Everything about the appointment of the Italian Football Federation’s new Technical Director—who is also president of Club Italia—here’s how Paolo Maldini was chosen.
Appointed as the new Technical Director of the FIGC and president of Club Italia, Paolo Maldini will have to choose the next head coach: Leonardo will serve as his advisor.
The former head of CONI was elected on the first ballot, defeating his rival Giancarlo Abate at the election assembly in Rome.
The FIFA president’s scathing remarks did not go down well with the Italian Football Federation either, which expressed its disappointment.
The great champion, first behind the wheel of four wheels and then on handbikes, passed away at the age of 59.
Regardless of who will take Gravina’s place, the aim is to have a former champion at the executive level. Many names.
The Federcalcio president spoke on the sidelines of the Federal Council meeting held on Monday.
FIGC number one urges stakeholders to find a solution for San Siro. Meanwhile, the capital is thinking about two stadiums.
The Federcalcio president spoke about the future of the national team, just days after Luciano Spalletti's farewell.
This was ordered by FIGC president Gabriele Gravina.
The decision was made “on an exceptional and extraordinary basis” by Federal President Gravina.
The president of the Italian Football Association expressed condolences on the passing at the age of 58 of the head of the delegation of the European champion national team.