Vezzali to the clubs on the Lega-Figc crisis: "We need a comparison". But Gravina is not there

The undersecretary for sport asks the clubs, which contest the request of the Football Association to change the statute for governance, to avoid legal disputes. The reaction of the FIGC president

Valentina Vezzali, undersecretary for sport, responds to the letter from the 20 Serie A clubs that contest the FIGC’s request to change the statute for governance. Vezzali asks for “a confrontation”, speaking of the “autonomy of the League”, inviting her to avoid disruptive acts, or legal disputes or commissioners. And in fact the letter is sent to the 20 clubs, but for information also to the FIGC which replies in the evening with its # 1, Gabriele Gravina, who reaffirms the autonomy of sport from the state system.

THE REPLICA

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Gravina underlines that “the relations between the FIGC and the federal components have always been based on the criteria of maximum collaboration despite the diversity of roles. I cannot ignore that the invitation you wish must be placed within the principle of autonomy of the legal system sporting against the state system, as confirmed by the Constitutional court “.