FIGC, Inter backs Galliani as Marotta pushes for a change at the top
The Nerazzurri support Adriano Galliani in the debate over the FIGC’s future, with Marotta calling for a new direction at the federation’s summit.
Inter has taken a position in the debate over the future of the FIGC. Today, Tuesday 27 October 2026, the Nerazzurri club has sided with Adriano Galliani, pointing to a clear direction for the leadership of Italian football. Giuseppe Marotta is representing Inter’s position and is working to support the idea of change within the federation’s governance.
The issue raised by the club concerns Galliani’s role and the need, backed by Marotta, to bring a new direction to the Federation’s leadership. Inter is therefore entering the institutional debate not only as a leading club on the pitch, but also through its president. The Nerazzurri stance comes during a discussion over the model that will guide Italian football, with the aim of strengthening its representation and strategic direction.
The position arrives as Inter face a demanding schedule. The team won 3-1 at Bologna, defeated Shakhtar 1-0 in the Champions League and beat Fiorentina 2-1. The next fixture is away to Venezia on Wednesday 28 October at 18:30, followed by the derby on 31 October and the European trip to Feyenoord on 3 November.