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.
The British media are convinced that the Catalan coach will accept the offer made to him by the FIGC through Paolo Maldini and Leonardo.
The Catalan coach wasn’t convinced: he wants to take a break
The Catalan coach is making a strong comeback in the race for the Azzurri coaching job, which is becoming increasingly competitive.
Just as the Spain-Argentina match was underway, Antonio Conte—who served as head coach of the national team through Euro 2016 and has been at the center of rumors about a possible return—broke his silence.
Part of the show staged for over 27 minutes during the halftime break of the Spain-Argentina match has left Italy’s World Cup “orphans” feeling a bit put out.
A meeting between Malagò and Pirlo himself is expected in the coming days to discuss plans, ideas, and availability in greater detail
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.
Roberto Mancini and Antonio Conte are no longer the only ones in the running for the position of head coach of the national team.
Roberto Mancini and Antonio Conte are no longer the only ones in the running for the position of head coach of the national team.
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.
“It’s part of the job. There’s anger, but also a lot of confidence—otherwise, I wouldn’t be here.”
Not only does the new head coach need to be named, but also the new technical director: there are two leading candidates and two underdogs.
Sky Sport is rebroadcasting the July 9, 2006, lineup and highlights of the Azzurri’s run, as well as a new original production about the legendary Azzurri coach
A standing ovation for the Sicilian artist: “I’d like to congratulate you because you haven’t lost a single match in this world championship.”
Brazil’s failure—the team hasn’t been eliminated this early from the World Cup finals since 1990—could open up new possibilities for the future of Carlo Ancelotti, the Selecao’s head coach
An article in The Wall Street Journal hits a nerve by discussing the Azzurri’s failure to qualify for the World Cup.
A city in the United States is preparing for Trump’s arrival for a game that, with Italy in the World Cup, might not even have taken place.
A pure act of arrogance that quickly turned into a diplomatic incident: widespread outrage in Italy and beyond, with an apology coming from the U.S.
The Azzurri are in the crosshairs: “It’s unbelievable what they’ve become”
The path to the Azzurri’s new coach is now clear
The former prime minister didn’t mince words: “Incompetent players,” was his harsh verdict.
With his departure from Qatar—and specifically from Al Sadd—now official, Roberto Mancini is ready to accept the offer to lead Italy for a second time.
The FIFA president’s scathing remarks did not go down well with the Italian Football Federation either, which expressed its disappointment.
Political controversy erupts after FIFA president’s remark on the Azzurri’s failure to qualify
More than half a century after the historic 1970 World Cup final, Gianni Rivera looks bitterly at the present of Italian soccer
After his "young" Italy’s second win out of two, some suggest that Silvio Baldini might be confirmed: he has no doubts.
After the one with Luxembourg, a 1-0 win also came against Greece for interim coach Baldini’s Azzurri: Esposito also decided in Crete.
"I cheer for Italy in every way and would have loved to see the Azzurri at the World Cup"
