Soccer-Italian soccer chief to lose job but stay as special administrator意大利足球协会主席将失去工作，但仍将担任特别行政官
ROME, Oct 6 (Reuters) - Italy's soccer federation president Giovanni Malago is set to lose his job and return as a special administrator under a compromise crafted by the Italian Olympic Committee (CONI) on Tuesday which ends weeks of governance upheaval.
Newly elected Italian Football Federation (FIGC) president Giovanni Malago speaks during the press conference in Rome, Italy, June 22, 2026 REUTERS/Antonio Denti
ROME, Oct 6 (Reuters) - Italy's soccer federation president Giovanni Malago is set to lose his job and return as a special administrator under a compromise crafted by the Italian Olympic Committee (CONI) on Tuesday which ends weeks of governance upheaval.
The Olympic body's executive board voted unanimously to place the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) under extraordinary administration and propose Malago to oversee daily operations, subject to final ratification by its National Council.
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2026年6月22日，意大利新当选的意大利足球联合会（FIGC）主席乔瓦尼·马拉戈在罗马举行的新闻发布会上发表讲话。（路透社/安东尼奥·登蒂摄）
罗马，10 月 6 日（路透社）——意大利足球联合会主席乔瓦尼·马拉戈将失去他的职位，并根据意大利奥委会 (CONI) 周二达成的一项妥协方案，以特别管理员的身份回归，该方案结束了数周的管理层动荡。
奥林匹克机构执行委员会一致投票决定将意大利足球联合会（FIGC）置于特别管理之下，并提议由马拉戈负责日常运营，但须经其全国委员会最终批准。
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