Malagò opens for Guardiola: between the all-in of the FIGC and
Giovanni Malagò, President of CONI, spoke about the negotiations with Pep Guardiola.
Malagò opens for Guardiola: between the all-in of the FIGC and
According to Tuttomercatoweb.
Background
Giovanni Malagò, as president of CONI, is playing a crucial role in negotiations with Guardiola that could affect both the future of Italian football and the structure of the FIGC. Guardiola is being tipped as a potential coach for the national team, fueling debate over Italian football's long-term strategy.
Why this is important
The talks between Giovanni Malagò and Pep Guardiola could have far-reaching implications for the future of the Italian national team. Guardiola, known for his tactical acumen, could bring a breath of fresh air to the team as it prepares for the challenges ahead, including Euro 2024. However, Malagò highlights the FIGC's financial constraints, which could make signing Guardiola difficult.
Key findings
- Malagò opens for Guardiola: between the all-in of the FIGC and.
- Giovanni Malagò, President of CONI, spoke about the negotiations with Pep Guardiola.
- Malagò before Guardiola: tra l’all-in della FIGC and the rischio downgrade.
Giovanni Malagò, President of CONI, spoke about the negotiations with Pep Guardiola. In an interview with broadcaster Sky Sport, Malagò said: "We are talking to Pep Guardiola, it is not a sure thing that it will come about. It would be a real coup, but the situation is complicated and we also have to respect that he has a contract. It is a situation that we have to approach with great discretion and also with great respect for the contract that Pep has."
Malagò also wanted to make it clear with this interview that the FIGC cannot go all-in on Guardiola, because the financial situation of Italian football is anything but rosy and a possible move for Guardiola would also require a series of adjustments in the FIGC budget that are not possible at the moment.
That's why Malagò also wanted to make it clear that Guardiola is not a fixed idea or a decision that the FIGC has to make, but that it is a possibility that would have to be attractive for both the FIGC and Guardiola.
Another detail that Malagò wanted to talk about is the urgency of finding a new coach for the national team, because the national team is facing important commitments, such as the two friendly matches next year against Argentina and Brazil, as well as the 2024 European Championships, where the national team absolutely has to go far in order not to
t to experience another flop like the last World Cup.
That's why it's important that the FIGC presents a new coach in the next few weeks, or better yet, in the next few days.
Malagò also pointed out that not only is Guardiola on the list of possible coaches for the national team, but there are also other names that are not known at the moment, but the FIGC is also pursuing these names to see if it is possible to negotiate with these coaches and sign them.
In summary, Malagò wanted to provide a bit more clarity with this interview about the coach's situation for the national team, but a lot still remains unclear after this interview, especially Guardiola's situation, which still remains very opaque.
What happens next
Malagò will continue to monitor negotiations with Guardiola while the FIGC looks for alternatives to best prepare the national team for the upcoming friendlies against Argentina and Brazil. The urgency of finding a new coach is heightened by the challenges ahead and the FIGC must ensure that any decision is both sportingly and financially viable. The next steps could also include clarifying the FIGC's financial options.
Frequently asked questions
What does Giovanni Malagò have about Pep G uardiola said?
Giovanni Malagò spoke in an interview about the negotiations with Pep Guardiola and stressed that it is not a sure thing that a move will take place.
Who confirmed the talks with Guardiola?
Giovanni Malagò, President of CONI, has confirmed the talks with Pep Guardiola.
Why is now the right time to talk to Guardiola?
The FIGC urgently needs a new coach for the national team as important commitments lie ahead, such as friendlies against Argentina and Brazil as well as the 2024 European Championships.
What changes would be necessary if Guardiola becomes coach?
A possible move by Guardiola would require adjustments to the FIGC budget, which are currently not possible due to the financial situation of Italian football.
What is the FIGC's stance on Guardiola?
Malagò made it clear that this is not a fixed idea for Guardiola, but an opportunity that should be attractive for both the FIGC and Guardiola.
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- What did Giovanni Malagò say about Pep Guardiola?
- Giovanni Malagò spoke in an interview about the negotiations with Pep Guardiola and stressed that it is not a sure thing that a move will take place.
- Who confirmed the talks with Guardiola?
- Giovanni Malagò, president of CONI, has confirmed the talks with Pep Guardiola.
- Why is now the right time to talk to Guardiola?
- The FIGC urgently needs a new coach for the national team with important commitments coming up, such as friendlies against Argentina and Brazil and the 2024 European Championships.
- What changes would be necessary if Guardiola becomes coach?
- A possible move for Guardiola would require adjustments to the FIGC budget, which are currently not possible due to the financial situation of Italian football.
- What is the FIGC's stance on Guardiola?
- Malagò made it clear that this is not a fixed idea for Guardiola, but an opportunity that should be attractive to both the FIGC and Guardiola.
- What happened in this story?
- Malagò opens up for Guardiola: between the FIGC's all-in and summarizes the main development covered in this report.
- Who confirmed this news?
- See the source attribution in the article for where this report was first published or corroborated.
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