FIGC faces leadership crisis and potential administration

The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) is facing a period of significant institutional instability. A critical decision regarding whether the federation should be placed under administration (commissariamento) is expected on October 6, following a dispute over registration requirements and a power struggle between CONI and political entities.

Amidst this crisis, several high-profile resignations have occurred. Diana Bianchedi has resigned as head of the national team delegation, citing disagreements following statements made by Sports Minister Andrea Abodi. Additionally, Elisabet Spina has resigned from a FIGC federal management commission.

The situation has sparked a debate over the governance of Italian football, with discussions centering on the potential need for a complete overhaul of the federation's leadership to restore credibility and stability to the sport.