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Maldini And Leonardo Ready To Quit Italy After Pirlo Snub

by Callum Foster ⎯ 1 min read ⎯ 2026-07-31
Paolo Maldini and Leonardo considering resignation from Italian football federation

Paolo Maldini and Leonardo considering resignation from Italian football federation

Barely two weeks after taking charge to rebuild Italian football, Paolo Maldini and Leonardo are already contemplating walking away from the federation. According to Sky Sport Italia, Andrea Pirlo will not become the new national team coach after scheduled meetings between his representatives and the FIGC were abruptly canceled following a controversy over his ties with a Russian sports betting site.

Based on reports, Pirlo maintained that his partnership was strictly commercial and athletic with no political undertones. Following Pep Guardiola's rejection, Maldini and Leonardo had pinned their entire rebuilding project on Pirlo, having reportedly joined the federation on the strict condition that they retained full autonomy over selecting the manager.

According to the Italian press, if the FIGC ultimately appoints a coach outside their vision, both directors are prepared to step down immediately. Meanwhile, alternative candidates such as Antonio Conte and Roberto Mancini are already being linked with the vacant managerial post as turmoil engulfs the federation.

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Senior Sports Journalist - Football & Tactical Analysis

Callum Foster is a renowned sports journalist with over 20 years of experience in the world of football. A former correspondent in London, Madrid, and Milan, he has covered the biggest sporting events: World Cups, European Championships, Champions League, and domestic leagues. His tactical analysis and on-the-ground reports are valued for their depth and accuracy. Passionate about European and South American football, he brings unique and insightful perspectives to sports news.