
The Italian Footballers' Association and the Coaches' Association have formalized Adriano Galliani's candidacy for the presidency of the FIGC for the elections on 14 December, focusing on his experience to implement necessary reforms.
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The elections for the presidency of the FIGC are scheduled for December 14th. The AIC and AIAC have joined forces to support the candidacy of Adriano Galliani.
"The Italian Footballers' Association and the Coaches' Association, confirming their line of evaluation and common action, have completed the collection of signatures necessary to present the candidacy of Adriano Galliani as president of the FIGC, in the elections that will be held in the federal elective assembly on 14 December". Aic and Aiac now confirm the news announced yesterday to ANSA with a statement.
"Aic and Aiac believe that this is an important opportunity - we read in the note - in terms of choice values, history, experience and results in the field obtained by the Galliani manager, now ready to share a separate and progressive federal vision in the path of reforms that can no longer be postponed". A point of view - they conclude - "which Aic and Aiac trust remains common to all the components of our system".
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