The appointment of Diana Bianchedi as the head of the Italian national football team delegation, announced by FIGC president Giovanni Malagò, has sparked a controversy and a dispute between CONI and FIGC.

Paolo Maldini and Leonardo have resigned from their roles within the Italian Football Federation (FIGC), with reports indicating that Maldini's resignation was discovered via television. Their departures come amidst a crisis for Italian football following the national team's failure to qualify for the World Cup.

Paolo Maldini has been officially appointed as the new technical director of the Italian Football Federation (FIGC), with former Milan teammate Leonardo joining as an advisor.

Giovanni Malagò has been elected as the new President of the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) with nearly 69% of the votes. Reports from Gazzetta and Corriere della Sera indicate that Paolo Maldini has already been contacted regarding a potential appointment within the new leadership.

Italy's National Anti-Corruption Authority (ANAC) has issued a positive opinion regarding the eligibility of former CONI president, Giovanni Malagò, to run for the presidency of the Italian Football Federation (FIGC).

Outgoing FIGC President Gabriele Gravina has proposed placing the Italian Referee Association (AIA) under external administration until a new President is elected, following a series of scandals.

Concerns that Italy might lose its right to co-host Euro 2032 have been eased after CONI President Luciano Buonfiglio stated he would not appoint a FIGC commissioner, with government sources calling for immediate action.

Giovanni Malagò, former head of CONI, appears to be in a strong position to become the president of the Italian Football Federation (FIGC). A final decision from the AIC and coaches is expected by the end of the month.

Italian Minister for Sport Andrea Abodi has responded to outgoing FIGC President Gabriele Gravina's hints about insufficient government backing for the football association, attributing the issues to politics.

Olympic swimming champion Gregorio Paltrinieri strongly criticized Gabriele Gravina, president of the Italian Football Federation, for his remarks on amateurism and "state sport," accusing him of dividing Italian sports.

Former Chelsea and Italy forward Gianfranco Zola is set to become the Italian Soccer Federation's new coordinator for youth projects, as announced by FIGC President Giovanni Malagò.

Failed FIGC Presidential candidate Giancarlo Abete suggested that the new Italy national football team coach will be chosen before a technical director, implying a lack of change after the resignations of Paolo Maldini and Leonardo.

Reports indicate growing optimism within the FIGC regarding the potential appointment of Milan legend Paolo Maldini as the technical director for the Italy national team, though Maldini remains undecided.

Antonio Conte has reportedly become the leading candidate to take over as Italy's new head coach following Giovanni Malagò’s election as FIGC president, with the former Napoli and Juventus coach favored by many.

Gino Cecchettin attended a training session in Vinovo focused on gender-based violence, as part of the FIGC-SGS Child Protection and Welfare Project.

Giovanni Malagò has announced his candidacy for the presidency of the Italian Football Federation (FIGC), with a team already assembled and strong indications of victory despite potential obstacles.

UEFA is reportedly considering excluding Italian football teams from European competitions if the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) is put under special administration, citing concerns over political interference.

FIGC President Malagò expressed uncertainty about his future decisions, while Napoli President De Laurentiis criticized Malagò and suggested Abete is unsuitable for a leadership role in Italian football.

Inter President Beppe Marotta has publicly stated his belief that Giovanni Malagò would be the ideal choice for the new FIGC President, emphasizing the need for an 'interpreter' to work with politicians.

Italian football icon Gianni Rivera has informally announced his intention to run for the presidency of the Italian Football Federation (FIGC), outlining a specific agenda for the role.

Roberto Mancini has officially returned as the head coach of the Italy national team, with Claudio Ranieri stepping in as FIGC technical director, and Gianfranco Zola expected to complete the setup.

Giovanni Malagò has been elected as the new president of the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) with 68.58% of the votes, following the resignation of Gabriele Gravina.

Italian sports newspapers, including La Gazzetta dello Sport, are covering various football topics such as the FIGC elections, an attack involving Paz, and developments concerning Milan's directors, alongside an exclusive interview with Napoli's De Laurentiis.

Paolo Maldini attributed the success of Italian tennis to better planning, which he believes was lacking in Italian football, while declining to comment on a potential role with the FIGC.

Giovanni Malagò is reportedly leading the race for the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) presidency, having secured support from key football associations.

Internal struggles in the world of referees and the political will to get their hands on the FIGC

Gabriele Gravina, former CONI president, has been endorsed by Serie A for the FIGC presidency, prompting comments from Sports Minister Andrea Abodi about the need for systemic change.

Gabriele Gravina has resigned from his position as President of the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) but stated he will continue his role at UEFA, describing his current life as 'almost like a recluse'.

UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin has expressed full support for the recently-resigned FIGC chief Gabriele Gravina. Ceferin stated that politicians should bear most of the responsibility for current issues in football.