意大利足协将进入特别托管，马拉戈卸任主席转任特别专员
意大利奥委会（CONI）执行委员会10月6日一致通过，将意大利足球协会（FIGC）置于特别托管之下，并提议由现任主席马拉戈负责日常运营，方案仍待奥委会全国理事会最终批准。这一安排为持续数周的治理风波提供了政治出口。
马拉戈今年6月以超过68%的得票率当选足协主席，但奥委会委托的法律审查对其当选资格提出质疑：技术合规问题在于，他当选时并非足协成员。按新安排，马拉戈将先卸任主席职务，再以特别专员身份带领足协在三个月内举行新主席选举，期间其行政资格可得到规范化处理。
马拉戈将有资格参加最迟于明年1月31日举行的新选举。
领导层争议发生之际，意大利足球正面临多重结构性挑战，包括为与土耳其联合举办2032年欧洲杯所需的场馆升级，以及连续缺席三届世界杯带来的竞技与舆论压力。
Italian Football Federation to Enter Special Administration as Malago Steps Aside
Italy's Olympic Committee (CONI) executive board voted unanimously on October 6 to place the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) under extraordinary administration and propose its president Giovanni Malago to oversee daily operations, subject to ratification by CONI's National Council. The move ends weeks of governance upheaval.
Malago won the federation presidency in June with over 68% of the vote, but legal inquiries commissioned by the Olympic authorities questioned the ballot's validity on technical grounds, because he was not a FIGC member at the time of his election. Under the arrangement, he will step down as president and then serve as special administrator.
In that role he will steer the federation toward new presidential elections within three months, during which his formal standing can be regularised, and he will be eligible to stand in the election, due no later than January 31 next year.
The dispute comes as Italian football faces structural challenges, including venue upgrades needed to co-host Euro 2032 and the fallout from missing three consecutive World Cups.
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