Rome, 28 Sept. (LaPresse) – “Membership is an essential requirement for candidacy.” This, in summary, is one of the points contained in the initial opinions received by CONI from a number of legal experts appointed by the Italian National Olympic Committee regarding the case of Giovanni Malagò’s failure to register with the FIGC, a matter which could result in the Italian Football Federation being placed under administration. This is what LaPresse has learnt from reliable football sources. The legal experts appointed are Franco Scoca, Massimo Coccia, Luigi Medugno and Alberto Angeletti. According to the same sources, the CONI Extraordinary Council tasked with making a decision based on these legal opinions is expected to be convened between 6 and 9 October.
FIGC submits legal opinions to CONI: “Membership is an essential requirement for candidacy”
Rome, 28 Sept. (LaPresse) – “Membership is an essential requirement for candidacy.” This, in summary, is one of the points contained in the initial opinions received by CONI from a number of legal experts appointed by the Italian National Olympic Committee regarding the case of Giovanni Malagò’s failure to register with the FIGC, a matter which could result in the Italian Football Federation being placed under administration. This is what LaPresse has learnt from reliable football sources. The legal experts appointed are Franco Scoca, Massimo Coccia, Luigi Medugno and Alberto Angeletti. According to the same sources, the CONI Extraordinary Council tasked with making a decision based on these legal opinions is expected to be convened between 6 and 9 October.