Overview
- Giovanni Malagò submitted a full candidacy packet that included a program, judicial certificates, declarations of no conflicts of interest, a tesseramento with Circolo Aniene, and eleven accreditation forms signed by Serie A delegates.
- Adriano Galliani deposited his complete dossier with program documents, judicial certificates, declarations of no conflicts, accreditation from Assocalciatori and Assoallenatori, and a tesseramento with Enotria 1908 that he would have to relinquish if elected.
- The FIGC’s new vigilance commission led by General Vincenzo Parrinello will review both candidates’ paperwork to confirm they meet the federation’s statutory requirements before the vote.
- Candidacies for federal council seats are closing in the same window and figures such as Claudio Lotito have filed to shape the assembly that will elect the president.
- The contest unfolds under recent institutional scrutiny — including earlier CONI intervention over tesseramenti and a resolved ‘pantouflage’ issue — which helps explain the tight vetting now and makes verification a key step before campaigning intensifies toward the December 14 vote.