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Italian football's governing body; presidential election 22 June after Malagò eligibility challenge.

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#27 22 Jun

Held its presidential election with 266 of 273 delegates present in Rome

2026 FIFA World Cup: Malago wins the vote to rebuild Italy
#24 20 Jun
#25 20 Jun
#23 18 Jun
#21 15 Jun
#12 22 May

Received Malagò's candidacy filing ahead of the 22 June election

2026 FIFA World Cup: Cooling-off rule could void Malago's FIGC bid
#11 14 May

Received both presidential candidacies on 14 May ahead of 22 June Elective Assembly

2026 FIFA World Cup: Malagò past 50% as FIGC candidacies filed for 22 June
#10 10 May
#9 30 Apr
#7 13 Apr
Publicly preferred former player presidential field by←AAAndrea Abodi
2026 FIFA World Cup · source event
#6 8 Apr
Authorised by←AAAndrea Abodi
“sought to influence presidential succession at”
2026 FIFA World Cup · source event
#6 8 Apr
Analysed→SASerie A
“documented 49th-of-50 ranking for youth minutes of”
2026 FIFA World Cup · source event
#7 8 Apr
Analysed by←SASerie A
“documented as carrying collective debt of 5pt5bn euros”
2026 FIFA World Cup · source event
#7 8 Apr
Stated by←GMGiovanni Malagò
“proposed three financial reforms as presidential candidate”
2026 FIFA World Cup · source event
#6 8 Apr
Authorised by←GMGiovanni Malagò
“positioned as commissioner bypass candidate for”
2026 FIFA World Cup · source event
#6 8 Apr
Stated by←GGGabriele Gravina
“submitted parliamentary structural report to”
2026 FIFA World Cup · source event
#7 8 Apr
Submitted final parliamentary report on club finances by←GGGabriele Gravina
2026 FIFA World Cup · source event
#7 2 Apr
Resigned by←GBGianluigi Buffon
“resigned as national team delegation chief”
2026 FIFA World Cup · source event
#7 2 Apr
Stood down as president after world cup elimination by←GGGabriele Gravina
2026 FIFA World Cup · source event
#4 31 Mar