Maldini criticizes federation leader over Italian football issues
The Italian football legend Paolo Maldini harshly criticized the management of the Italian Football Federation after he and Leonardo resigned from their positions as technical director and advisor for the Italian national team, just ten days after their appointment. He explained that his appointment was one of his biggest mistakes due to the federation's poor management, which led to a decline in Italian football. Negotiations with chosen coaches, such as Pep Guardiola and Andrea Pirlo, failed because of financial constraints and illogical procedures, bringing Italy close to failing to restore the national team's glory. Maldini considered that the continued leadership of federation president Giovanni Malagò would be a cause of ongoing decline in Italian football.
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