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Italian Football Governance Faces Commissionership Review

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 5
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What happened

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The Italian football governing body is facing a review of its commissionership status by CONI. The status of Giovanni Malagò, who was elected president of the FIGC last June 22, is central to this review. If the FIGC is placed under administration, it risks incurring sanctions from UEFA and FIFA.

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Why it matters

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The review affects the national standing of Italy in European football. There is concern that the European Championship 2032 match could be disrupted if the events are interpreted as unacceptable political interference.

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Who's involved

  • Giovanni MalagòSubject of the commissionership review regarding the Football Federation
  • FIFAInternational governing body that could impose sanctions on the FIGC
  • ItalyThe geopolitical state whose football governance is under review

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • ItalySpeculative

    Italy could face regulatory risk from FIFA and UEFA sanctions affecting its national standing.

Possible ripples

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