Battle for Italian FA presidency intensifies as Serie A clubs split between supporting Malagò or Galliani
October 28 – Serie A’s previously united front behind Giovanni Malagò has fractured, with Adriano Galliani emerging as a serious rival for the Italian FA (FIGC) presidency just months after Malagò was endorsed by almost the entire top flight.
— Inside World Football, publisher's words · Read the original ↗
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Corroborated (5)
5 of 6 outlets each added at least one detail no earlier report had; the other 1 repeat it. That is independence, not agreement: two of them can still contradict each other.
Judged on the 6 outlets in our latest edition; the timeline keeps all 10 we have seen.
Coverage timeline
10 outlets · first-seen order- +0 min
ANSA — CalcioIT · ITBroke it
Figc, Boniek: 'Il calcio ha bisogno di cambiamenti, Malagò è l'ideale'
- +10 h 18 minFigc: Galliani si tessera con Enotria e sfida Malagò, atteso un vertice dei club di Serie A
- +1 d 3 hFigc: riunione tra i club di A interlocutoria, non c'è compattezza
- +1 d 5 hFigc: Malagò 'Serie A divisa? Vediamo, sono molto positivo'
- +2 d 10 hGalliani contro Malagò, pronta la corsa per la sfida alla Figc
- +20 h 40 min
- +1 d 5 h
- +1 d 6 h
Prima ComunicazioneIT · ITOwn reporting
- +1 d 7 h
Calcio e FinanzaIT · ITOwn reporting
- +1 d 10 h
Sky Sport ItaliaIT · ITOwn reporting
Elezioni Figc: Malagó regge, Galliani non convince tutti i club. Serie A spaccata, le news
- +1 d 13 h
TuttoMercatoWebIT · ITOwn reporting
Rivera duro: "Il Presidente della FIGC dovrei farlo io, Malagò e Galliani non sono in grado"
- +1 d 22 h
Corriere dello SportIT · ITRepeats
Malagò-Galliani: e se la Lega di A volesse portare il calcio a Milano?
- +1 d 23 h
Inside World FootballEN · CHOwn reporting
- +2 d 11 h
SportmediasetIT · ITOwn reporting
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