Italy’s football coach, Gennaro Gattuso, resigned on Friday after the Azzurri failed to qualify for the World Cup for third consecutive time. The resignation comes a day after the head of Italy’s football federation, Gabriele Gravina, also stepped down. Four-time World Cup winners Italy fell at the play-offs again on Tuesday, this time after a penalty
Italy coach Gennaro Gattuso left his role by mutual consent on Friday, three days after the national team failed to qualify for a third consecutive World Cup. The Italian soccer federation announced the news in a statement thanking Gattuso "for the dedication and passion" during his nine months in charge. Italy's chances of reaching this year's tournament
Italy's football federation president resigned amid political pressure on Thursday, two days after the national team failed to qualify for a third consecutive World Cup. Gabriele Gravina's decision was quickly followed by Gianluigi Buffon stepping down as the national team's delegation chief and will likely lead to the ouster of Italy coach Gennaro
The head of Italy's football federation (FIGC) resigned on Thursday, falling on his sword after the men's national team failed to qualify for the World Cup for a third consecutive time. Gabriele Gravina revealed he would step down as the country's top football official following a meeting held at the FIGC's headquarters in Rome on Thursday. His announcement
The first time was considered a fluke. The second was treated as a crisis. Now, with Italy failing to qualify for a third consecutive World Cup, it has become almost expected for the once-proud football nation. The four-time champion's penalty shootout loss to 66th-ranked Bosnia and Herzegovina in the qualifying playoffs comes after the Azzurri were
