Italian Football Federation, also known as FIGC, is a State Owned entity headquartered in Italy. Founded in 1898, it employs approximately 500 individuals and reported $242.7M in revenue as of 2024. As a tier 1 media tech buyer specializing in spectator sports, the organization functions as the governing body of football in Italy. It is responsible for organizing the Italian football league and Coppa Italia. Additionally, it appoints the management of the Italy national football team (men's), women's, and youth national football teams, with the Italy national futsal team also falling under its federation.
On August 9, 2026, Italian Football Federation (FIGC) President Giovanni Malagò announced Diana Bianchedi as the new head of delegation for the Italy national team, succeeding Gianluigi Buffon, who stepped away from the role after the World Cup play-off final defeat against Bosnia and Herzegovina in late March. Previously, on August 5, Gianfranco Zola officially returned to the Azzurri to coordinate Club Italia's youth activities projects, a move supported by President Malagò and Club Italia President Claudio Ranieri. This followed the appointment of Roberto Mancini as the new Italy coach on July 28, almost three years after his previous departure from the national team. Malagò also announced Claudio Ranieri as the new technical director, replacing Paolo Maldini, who had stepped down the previous day after just 16 days in the role. Maldini and his advisor Leonardo resigned on July 27, citing intense disagreements over the identity of the new coach for the national team. Their resignations came after President Malagò blocked Andrea Pirlo's appointment as the new national team coach earlier the same day, a decision made after days of controversy.
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