FIGC President Giovanni Malagò has had his say on the resignation of Italy’s delegation chief…

FIGC President Giovanni Malagò has criticized "blatant" and "unconventional" political interference following the sudden resignation of Diana Bianchedi as Italy's national team delegation chief. Bianchedi stepped down after facing public criticism from Italian Minister for Sport Andrea Abodi, who questioned her dual roles and conduct regarding the Italian Olympic Committee (CONI).
Malagò defended Bianchedi's decision and claimed multiple outside parties are improperly meddling in football matters. The controversy unfolds as Malagò faces potential pressure to vacate his role as Italian FA president due to questions regarding his registration status at the time of election.
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