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Galliani Gains Momentum as FIGC Rival, but Malagò Insists ‘13 Serie A Presidents Back Me’

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Adriano Galliani is emerging as a serious challenger to Giovanni Malagò in December’s FIGC presidential election, although the current Commissioner insists he

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Adriano Galliani is emerging as a possible alternative to Giovanni Malago in the elections for president of the Italian Football Federation. Some of the Serie A clubs that initially supported Malago are already discussing the candidacy of the former Milan and Monza CEO, reports “Gadgets of Sport”. The elections are scheduled for December 14, and the candidacies must be submitted by November 4. By that deadline, Serie A must clarify who it will s…

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Giovanni Malagò, a single candidate and consequently re-elected to the presidency of Figc, is no longer so obvious. After the commissioning of the Federation, with the same Malagò commissioner, the next dates circled on the calendar are on 4 November, the final deadline for the nominations and 14 December, when he will re-vote for the president of the [...] The article Rating Figc, in Serie A emerges the Galliani hypothesis to challenge Malagò. …

·Rome, Italy
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The name of Adriano Galliani for the elections of December 14th. Commissioner Figc: "I hope only candidacy. Someone wanted me not to bring Mancini in blue, instead it was the right choice"

·Milan, Italy
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Interview with the Commissioner for Football

·Rome, Italy
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The Commissioner is looking for consensus with a view to the vote on 14 December: "I heard thirteen presidents, all of whom give me support"

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La Repubblica broke the news in Rome, Italy on Friday, October 23, 2026.
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