Italian football rocked by Maldini and Leonardo resigning after 16 days
An article suggests that the resignation of Maldini and Leonardo from their positions at the Italian Football Federation, just 16 days after their appointment, marked a critical crisis for the Italian national team, especially following its failure to qualify for the World Cup and the decline in European club performances. This move is part of broader reform efforts focused on rebuilding the national team, but their resignation reflects a weakness in leadership and a deterioration of strategy, amid growing speculation about selecting a new head coach from prominent candidates such as Roberto Mancini and Antonio Conte.
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