Italy approaches Guardiola for national coach
The President of the Italian Football Federation, Giovanni Malagò, announced that the federation is in formal talks with Spanish coach Pep Guardiola to take over as head coach of the Italian national team. This move comes in response to his desire to increase the budget allocated for signing Guardiola, which is an exceptional step given his significant successes. He indicated that the club has opened negotiations with him despite not guaranteeing success. Malagò confirmed that the options are not limited to Guardiola alone; names like Andrea Pirlo and Roberto Mancini are also being considered, especially in light of Italy's crisis of failing to qualify for the World Cup for the third consecutive time, despite having won four world titles and two European titles. Guardiola recently ended his tenure with Manchester City after 10 years, during which he secured 20 trophies.
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