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The elections follow a phase of commissionership of the Football Federation managed by Giovanni Malagò.
The new elections for the president of the FIGC will be called for next December 14th. This was stated by Giovanni Malagò, as commissioner of the Football Federation itself, at the end of the CONI National Council. Malagò himself has therefore clearly made it clear that he is ready to run again as head of the FIGC.
"It's a victory for common sense and the logic of things." Giovanni Malagò stated this at the end of the CONI National Council which ratified his appointment as commissioner of the Football Federation, to call new elections.
Malago', upon leaving CONI, spoke of a "sad and embarrassing" affair due to the dispute over his lack of membership, and reiterated how it was "confirmed that I have always had a straight back".
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FIGC elections on 14 December
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