Italian Football Needs Reforms

Italian football must undergo a fundamental revolution that has been postponed for far too long, according to experts. The current system has been repeatedly patched up without preventing further decline, highlighted by recent eliminations against Sweden, North Macedonia, and Bosnia.

Key areas requiring change include specialized educators, returning technique as the foundation of player development, modernizing facilities, shifting from a "winning mentality" to "pursuit of growth," providing more opportunities for Italian players, and encouraging tactical boldness at every level. These reforms must be implemented rather than just discussed, regardless of who leads the FIGC or national team.