The Italian Football Coaches Association (AIAC), a privately owned organization founded in 1966, represents professional football coaches in Italy. Headquartered in Italy, the AIAC had approximately 30 employees as of 2023. Its primary activity is related to spectator sports, specifically supporting and representing the interests of its member coaches.
On December 19, 2009, AIAC coach Roberto Mancini signed a three-and-a-half-year contract with Manchester City, replacing Mark Hughes. AIAC sets a minimum of 16 players per team, with a maximum of 5 substitutes allowed per match. Teams may register more than 16 players, with automatic dispensations granted for two players exceeding the age limit by a maximum of one year. AIAC supported the first Great Wall Cup of Beijing international youth football tournament, held from July 25 to 31, 2010, at the Beijing Olympic Sports Center Football Park.
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