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Gabriele Gravina

Gabriele Gravina

Italian sport manager

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  • 4d ago

    Roberto Mancini returns as Italy coach, apologises for 2023 exit: 'I lost the woman of my life'

    At a press conference in Rome, the new CT said a lack of communication with then-FIGC president Gravina drove his sudden departure to Saudi Arabia, and promised to make amends alongside technical director Claudio Ranieri.

  • Jun 22

    Giovanni Malagò elected new Italian football federation president with 68.6 percent of the vote

    The former CONI chief secured 343,084 votes (68.58 percent) at the FIGC assembly in Rome, comfortably defeating Giancarlo Abete and vowing to begin a "new era" for Italian football after the national team's third consecutive World Cup absence.

  • Jun 14

    Roberto Mancini leaves Al Sadd after Qatar league win, Italy return moves closer

    Roberto Mancini has left Al Sadd after just seven months and a Qatar Stars League title, clearing the way for his expected return as Italy head coach. With the FIGC presidential election set for 22 June, both leading candidates have identified the 61-year-old as their preferred choice to replace Gennaro Gattuso.

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Demography and migration

The new findings provide updated figures on irregular entries and returns in Ceuta, and clarify that new arrivals will not gain automatic rights to travel freely in the rest of the EU, confirming existing policy rather than introducing new measures.

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