February 4 -et Gabriel Gravina has been re-elected as the president of the Italian Football Federation (FITC) in the third term after a great election victory.
The only candidate for the election, the 713-year-old vote earned a healthy 98.68 percent shares-he earned that up to 2028.
FIFA President Gianni Infantino and UEFA President Alexander Iferin participated in the Election Congress in the Italian capital Rome.
Gravina said: “Football is good for Italy. We never stop testifying. If I look back at these six years together I find many reasons for satisfaction. First, we have won the biggest challenge in the last 70 years. Save Italian football during the epidemic.
“We have succeeded in challenging the time of the epidemics because we have confirmed the right to be happy to be happy to be the largest and universal and universal factors of our planet.”
Last year, Gravina became part of the Rome prosecutors’ investigation over the alleged alleged assumption and money laundering associated with the Italian third -level TV right auction. He denied any wrongdoing.
During his reign, the fate of Italy was mixed in the field. Azuri Euro won 2021 but failed to qualify for the 2022 World Cup in Qatar.
At the European Championships last summer in Germany, the Italians came out of the tournament in the 16th round with a defeat to Switzerland.
