Malagò on membership: "Situations that have little to do with sport"
Quick Look
The president of the FIGC Giovanni Malagò commented on the membership issue on the sidelines of an event in Rome, defining it as a situation that has little to do with sport.
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Why It Matters
Giovanni Malagò spoke on the sidelines of the presentation of the "Football returns to the square" project in Rome.
"Sorry, it leaves you sad because there are situations that have little to do with sport. Everything seems very clear to me, the thoughts and opinions. The vast majority of those representing the media and beyond have very clear ideas and have made their wishes known."
Thus Giovanni Malagò, FIGC president, on the sidelines of the presentation of the "Football returns to the square" project in Rome, returns to the membership issue. Then, to those who ask if there will be a clarification at the Olimpico tonight with the president of Coni, Luciano Buonfiglio or with the minister for sport and youth Andrea Abodi, he replies that "for my part the situation has been expressed, I don't see during a match what it means to have a clarification. On these occasions we only have to talk about football, then it is normal that I am sitting next to the president of Coni and the minister of sport", he concludes.
Open Questions
- What are the specific details of the membership issue mentioned by Malagò?
