Serie A clubs offer to help finance new Italy coach salary
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 2, 2026, 8:15 PM
Last updated Jul 2, 2026
Serie A clubs have proposed a fund to assist with the salary of a new Italy coach. Sport Minister Andrea Abodi expressed approval of the offer, which indicates a shift in the relationship between clubs and the national team. Currently, Italy is without a coach following Gennaro Gattuso's resignation after the World Cup qualifying failures. The front-runners for the position appear to be former coaches Roberto Mancini and Antonio Conte. The support from Serie A clubs marks a significant progression in their willingness to invest in the national team's success.
- •Serie A clubs proposed a fund for the Italy coach's salary.
- •Andrea Abodi praised the initiative as a positive development.
- •Italy currently lacks a head coach after Gennaro Gattuso's exit.
- •Roberto Mancini and Antonio Conte are potential candidates.
- •Support from clubs signals a new era of collaboration with the national team.
- 8:15 PMYahoo Sports — Italy coach salary could be covered by Serie A clubs: ‘From hostility to resources’
"A remarkable offer from Serie A clubs to help pay the salary of a top new Italy coach has impressed Minister for Sport Andrea Abodi. ‘We’ve gone from hostility to putting resources at our disposal...
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