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Serie A CEO raises prospect of strike against Uefa format changes
Lega Serie A details new look for 2019-20
Italian Super Cup will be played in Saudi Arabia
1xBet signs as International Presenting Partner of Serie A
Super signings: How super clubs monetise superstar athletes
AS Roma relaunches award-winning website
Gambling sponsorship ban threatens Italian rights-holders
Micciché confirmed as Lega Serie A president
Gaetano Micciché, the chairman of financial services group Banca IMI, has been elected as the new president of Lega Serie A, the body that operates the top division of Italian football.
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Calcio’s Revolution: The Fall and Rise of Italian Football
Italian football’s golden era of the 1980s and early 1990s is a distant memory, but after falling from the summit, there are now signs that it is on its way back up.
Frank Dunne: Finding hope and opportunity in the chaos of calcio
Amid the chaos of Italian football, there is opportunity for those organisations that follow the rules.
Dalian Wanda closes Infront takeover
Chinese conglomerate Dalian Wanda has today (Tuesday) completed its acquisition of the majority shareholding in the Infront Sports & Media agency.
Italy’s Supercoppa returns to China
Lega Serie A, the governing body of the top division of Italian football, has announced that its 2015 Supercoppa Italiana competition will be staged in Shanghai, China on August 8.
Premier League remains streets ahead of rivals in annual finance study
Europe’s five biggest European leagues in England, Germany, Spain, Italy and France generated a 15-per-cent increase in combined revenues to €11.3bn ($12.2bn) in the 2013-14 season, according to financial services company Deloitte’s annual review of football finances.
Inter, Roma and Monaco headline names as Uefa issues fresh FFP punishments
Italian Serie A football clubs AS Roma and Inter Milan, along with French Ligue 1 team AS Monaco, have agreed to pay fines and reduce the size of their squads in European competition under the latest round of settlements announced through Uefa’s Financial Fair Play (FFP) regulations.
Serie A stakeholders consider taking competitive games overseas
Maurizio Beretta, president of Lega Serie A, has confirmed that the top-tier of Italian club football has held talks over the possibility of staging competitive matches abroad.
Parma hit by fresh points deduction as bankruptcy hearing looms
Crisis-hit Italian Serie A football team Parma has been hit with a further two-point penalty for failing to pay its players’ wages, as the club prepares to face a bankruptcy hearing on Thursday.