Italy Football Crisis 2.0: Paolo Maldini Quits as Director Just 16 Days After Joining
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Roberto Mancini was named Italy's Selection Officer for the second time – just one day after Andrea Pirlo retired from the race for this position, and technical director Paolo Maldini resigned.
Klüngeleien, Hauspolitik, Egoismus: After the farce around the occupation of the national coach post, the recreation of the Calcio starts from the beginning – with still unexplained staff.
The passage of only 17 days by Paolo Maldini and Leonardo by the technical direction of the Italian team continues to have repercussions in the local press. In an editorial published on Tuesday, the editor of Corriere dello Sport, Ivan Zazzaroni, said that the duo committed a series of misunderstandings during the team's restructuring process, but classified the decision to leave the positions as the biggest of them.
He spent a good two weeks at the association as technical director, and now they are looking for a new person to replace him.
After just two weeks the relationship between the technical director of the National team and Federcalcio has already broken
Italy football crisis 2.0: Paolo Maldini quits as director just 16 days after joining
Italy's plans to rebuild its national football team have suffered another major setback. Paolo Maldini and Leonardo resigned from their technical roles just 16 days after taking charge, leaving the FIGC searching for fresh leadership once again.
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