The De Marco case: Official in the FIGC, but in the

The De Marco case: Official in the FIGC, but in the

According to Tuttomercatoweb.

Background

Andrea De Marco, who served in this role last season, is faced with the challenge of fitting into an internal network that is not geared towards him. His confirmation by the FIGC suggests that he is seen as an important part of the refereeing organization, but how he will be integrated into the ongoing processes remains unclear.

Why this is important

The role of Andrea De Marco as a contact person between the referee committee and the Serie A clubs is crucial for communication in Italian football. His previous non-participation could affect the efficiency of the refereeing organization and raise questions about the internal structure. This could also have a long-term impact on refereeing performance in Serie A.

Key findings

• The De Marco case: Official in the FIGC, but in the.
• Andrea De Marco, who is responsible for relations between referees and clubs in Serie A, has not yet been involved in the work of CAN.
• De Marco c'è, he didn't say: Orsato voleva Abbattista and non coinvolge il referente coi club.

Andrea De Marco is officially the FIGC (Italian Football Federation) point of contact for relations between the Referees Commission (CAN) and Serie A clubs. However, despite being confirmed over a month ago, his position has not yet taken root in practice. The conflict lies primarily in the internal structure of the new referee organization. The designated referee Daniele Orsato did not consider De Marco his first choice and has not yet included him in the work of the CAN. Instead, Orsato would have preferred Eugenio Abbattista, with whom he had already worked in Serie C. However, the FIGC and Serie A made a different decision and opted to confirm De Marco, who already held the same role last season. It is not new that De Marco does not attend the meetings; this is part of his approach so far in an already difficult role. However, the main problem lies elsewhere: De Marco is not yet integrated into the operational network that Orsato has built. The FIGC sees him as a full contact, while the CAN, at least so far, continues to function without his real involvement. This situation raises questions about communication channels and cooperation within the referee organization. It remains to be seen whether circumstances will change and De Marco will actually be involved in CAN's decision-making and practical operations in the future. The conflict between the FIGC and the CAN's internal processes could have an impact on the efficiency and transparency of refereeing in Serie A. Referees are a central component in football and the way they are organized and carry out their duties has direct consequences for league competition. If De Marco continues to be left out, this could not only affect his personal situation, but also the general perception of refereeing in Italy. The coming weeks could be crucial in determining how De Marcos' role will evolve and whether he will be able to consolidate his position within the league. In the currently unclear situation, it is important that those responsible at both the FIGC and the CAN clearly communicate what cooperation between referees and clubs should look like in the future. It remains to be hoped that a solution will be found that strengthens both De Marco and the refereeing in Italy.

What happens next

It remains to be seen whether the FIGC and CAN will find a solution to integrate De Marco into the operational structure. If Orsato continues to stick with Abbattista, this could further strain the dynamics within the referee committee. The coming weeks will be crucial to see whether De Marco can take on a more active role.

Frequently asked questions

What is Andrea De Marco's role in the FIGC?

Andrea De Marco is officially the FIGC's point of contact for relations between the Referees Commission (CAN) and the Serie A clubs.

Who confirmed Andrea De Marco's position?

The FIGC and Serie A have decided to confirm Andrea De Marco.

Why is Andrea De Marco not involved in the work of CAN?

The designated referee Daniele Orsato has not considered De Marco as his first choice and has not yet included him in the work of the CAN.

What are the main problems in the referee organization?

The main problem is that De Marco hasn't been there yet s operational network that Orsato has built.

What changes could be expected for Andrea De Marco in the future?

It remains to be seen whether circumstances will change and De Marco will actually be involved in CAN's decision-making and practical processes in the future.

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