Overview
- Gravina said he has resigned as FIGC president and is now handling only routine business until the June 22 presidential vote.
- He confirmed the next FIGC president will appoint Gennaro Gattuso’s successor as Italy coach.
- He said he will remain a UEFA vice president and keep pushing the Italy–Turkey Euro 2032 hosting plan.
- He defended Gattuso as a well-prepared coach who gave the team a soul and said some players did not deliver in the Bosnia play-off.
- He outlined a youth drive to put technique first and urged tax credits to push clubs to invest in academies rather than short-term gains.