Malagò Case: the Membership Node Shakes the FIGC
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The Gazzetta writes it. Ceferin is not a friend of Malagò but considers the question of membership equally laughable. Either you go straight to new elections, or there will be heavy consequences for Italy The article L'Uefa will take the Europeans away from Italy if you set up a political commissioner at Figc seems to be the first on the Napolista.
(Update and replace service of 15.54) (ANSA) - ROME, 03 OTT - The membership was an essential requirement for the election of the head of Figc and Giovanni Malagò was not in possession of it.
The position of Giovanni Malagò continues to hold a stand in Italian football. At the center of the story is the lack of membership of the former president of the CONI at the time of the candidacy for the presidency of the FIGC. Four legal opinions requested by the CONI have raised doubts about the regularity of the election. while the Federal Public Prosecutor had supported a different interpretation of the norms. [...]
The violation is acclaimed, but remains to the organs of the Coni the assessment of its actual gravity and consequences, with the word commissariat that appears only marginally. And there is the node...
(ANSA) - ROME, 03 OTT - The membership was an essential requirement for the election of the head of Figc and Giovanni Malagò was not in possession of it.
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