FIGC, the legal opinions requested by Malagò to avoid being placed under commissionership
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The president of the FIGC Giovanni Malagò has requested legal opinions from important experts, including Sabino Cassese and Bernardo Giorgio Mattarella, to avoid the administration of the Football Federation.
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Why It Matters
The FIGC is looking for legal solutions to avoid the federation being placed under commissionership.
Among the legal opinions requested by the president of the FIGC, Giovanni Malagò, to avoid the administration of the Football Federation, there are those of the constitutionalist Sabino Cassese, professor emeritus of the Scuola Normale Superiore of Pisa and one of the greatest protagonists of Italian legal culture, and of Bernardo Giorgio Mattarella, professor of administrative law at the Luiss Guido Carli University who, alongside his academic activity, has held important institutional positions.
The other opinions, ANSA learns, were asked from Antonio Nuzzo, cassation lawyer and full professor of commercial law at Luiss in Rome, from Saverio Ruperto, full professor of civil law at La Sapienza University and undersecretary of the Interior in the Monti government from 2011 to 2013, and Pietro Sirena, professor of civil law at Bocconi University.
Open Questions
- What are the conclusions of the legal opinions?
- What will be the final decision on the commissionership?
