
The Minister of Sport Andrea Abodi hopes for consistency and respect for the rules in view of the elective assembly of the FIGC on 14 December, confirming his availability for dialogue.
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The FIGC elective assembly is set for December 14th.
In view of 14 December, when the elective assembly of the FIGC will be held, the hope "is that we will find compactness and cohesion, that there will be clarity on the agenda of things to do, that we will appreciate the fact that things must not only be done, but done well, respecting everything and everyone, starting from the rules". This was said by the Minister of Sport and Youth, Andrea Abodi, speaking on the sidelines of the 'Luce!' event. at Palazzo Vecchio, in Florence.
"I am always available - he added - I have never failed to be willing to listen to topics that are of common and not individual interest".
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