Gabriele Gravina Resigns as Italian Football Federation President
Gabriele Gravina has announced his resignation as president of the Italian Football Federation after the national team's unsuccessful qualification for the 2026 World Cup. This decision follows a disappointing penalty shootout loss to Bosnia and Herzegovina in the European World Cup qualifiers, which took place on Tuesday.
Gravina, who has held the presidency since February 2025, communicated his decision during an emergency meeting with top representatives from Serie A, Serie B, and Lega Pro, as well as players and coaches. The process to elect Gravina's successor is scheduled for June 22.
His resignation marks a significant moment in Italian football, reflecting the pressures and expectations surrounding national team performance.
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