Former Italian FIGC chief Malago confirms bid for presidency
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Former Italian FIGC chief Malago confirms bid for presidency
Oct 12 : Former Italian Soccer Federation (FIGC) President Giovanni Malago told Italian public radio RAI on Monday that he expects to run for re-election in the contest for the FIGC leadership.• Malago resigned on October 6 following legal inquiries that questioned his June election victory due to technical
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Malago resigned on 6 October following legal investigations that questioned his victory in the June elections due to a technical non-compliance regarding his initial membership of the federation. Following a settlement with the Italian national Olympic committee (CONI), the federation was placed under emergency administration. Malago now serves as a specialist
Former Italian Football Federation (FIGC) president Giovanni Malago told Italian radio station RAI that he would run for the same post in the upcoming elections, Reuters reported. Malago resigned on October 6 over irregularities surrounding his election in June, when it was found that he did not comply with the rules because he was not a member of the federation. Thus, after an agreement with the Italian Olympic Committee, the football federatio…
The current commissioner Figc Giovanni Malagò expects to be the candidate from the League Serie A to the presidency Figc on the occasion of the federal elections of 14 December. He admitted it with a joke in Rome, on the occasion of the ceremony of delivery of the Collari d'Oro. Together with him also present the president of the Coni Luciano Buonfiglio who explained: "The commissioning is an opportunity to put things back"
Giovanni Malagò expects a new candidacy to head the FIGC with the support of Serie A, while Aurelio De Laurentiis finally looks with confidence to the team of the new coach Allegri.
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