Hague elections: appeal to the federal court to annul Massini proclamation
Quick Look
A coalition of presidents and candidates has appealed to the FIGC Federal Court to challenge the regularity of the Assembly in The Hague on 10 October and request the annulment of Francesco Massini's proclamation.
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Why It Matters
The General Assembly in The Hague was held last October 10, leading to the proclamation of Francesco Massini as president.
The election of the referees ends up before the sports judges. In fact, a coalition of section presidents, delegates and candidates for the National Committee contests the regularity of the General Assembly of last October 10th and the new governance of The Hague is called into question after the formal appeal was filed with the Federal Court of the FIGC to request the annulment of the Official Statement no. 54 of 10 October 2026, in the part in which it declares elected and proclaims Francesco Massini as president of the Hague.
The legal action was presented by Sue Ellen Salvatore, as a candidate in Carlo Pacifici's list and therefore entitled to initiate proceedings.
What to Watch
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Examination of the appeal by the FIGC Federal Court
Very likely · Within weeks
Open Questions
- What will be the decision of the FIGC Federal Court?
- Will the election be canceled or confirmed?
