FIGC, Abodi: “The Malagò case? The rules are clear; I’m just an observer”

FIGC, Abodi: “The Malagò case? The rules are clear; I’m just an observer”
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Rome, 9 Sept. (LaPresse) – “The CONI Public Prosecutor’s Office’s rejection of the request to dismiss the case regarding Giovanni Malagò’s lack of FIGC membership? There is no comment to make: it is an issue currently being dealt with by the sporting justice system in all its forms. We are familiar with the rules of sport, and we are also familiar with those of the State.” So said the Minister for Sport, Andrea Abodi, on the sidelines of the press conference presenting ‘Obiettivo tricolore’ in the Senate. “Everyone has their role,” he added, “and mine in this context is that of an observer – interested but respectful.”

Rome, 9 Sept. (LaPresse) – “The CONI Public Prosecutor’s Office’s rejection of the request to dismiss the case regarding Giovanni Malagò’s lack of FIGC membership? There is no comment to make: it is an issue currently being dealt with by the sporting justice system in all its forms. We are familiar with the rules of sport, and we are also familiar with those of the State.” So said the Minister for Sport, Andrea Abodi, on the sidelines of the press conference presenting ‘Obiettivo tricolore’ in the Senate. “Everyone has their role,” he added, “and mine in this context is that of an observer – interested but respectful.”

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