According to Di Marzio's report, the Italian Football Federation (FIGC) has been officially dissolved and Giovanni Malagò has been appointed as interim commissioner. On Sunday local time, Malagò publicly commented on his appointment for the first time, calling the decision a "victory of logic" and announcing that FIGC elections could be held on December 14.

Regarding the appointment process, Malagò said: "Whether there are winners or losers, or no winners or losers at all, I believe each of you can decide for yourselves. In my view, describing what happened before as a 'misunderstanding' is an understatement."

"Yesterday Buonfiglio called me and invited me to meet today. At the meeting, I presented a proposal that I fully agreed with, and all committee members approved it. There were no problems throughout the process."

Malagò explained his reasons for accepting the position: "I accepted this out of love for sport and the Italian National Olympic Committee (CONI), and to avoid divisions and shameful situations. For many, this might seem like a complicated matter, but I have shown a positive attitude toward this solution from the beginning."

Regarding the final arrangement, Malagò said: "I feel at ease, and I have acted with logic and reason throughout this process. In the end, we are talking about logic and awareness."

He further emphasized: "I believe this is a victory of logic. Now, acting as interim commissioner without an assistant makes me feel more responsible."

Regarding future elections for the FIGC, Malagò said: "Now I need to return to the office and review the timeline. We can announce the elections before December 7, and I think the earliest possible election date could be December 14."

When asked whether the Italian football world has always supported him, Malagò replied: "I don't know why it would be otherwise. Various institutional bodies have always shown confidence in me."

Malagò also addressed issues regarding qualifications and conflicts of interest.

He said: "This is quite interesting. On one hand, I must have the necessary qualifications, and on the other hand, I cannot have conflicts of interest with clubs. But that's life—we will face all problems with a strong attitude."

"Buonfiglio presented this request to me before the committee meeting. He will also send me an official letter."

Regarding the possible return of Diana Bianchedi, Malagò said: "I don't think this is a matter the interim commissioner should handle. The president should decide."

Regarding his upcoming schedule, Malagò announced that he will travel to Berlin tomorrow morning to meet with UEFA President Aleksander Čeferin.

Finally, Malagò also commented on the Italian national team's recent performance.

He said: "I am very pleased with the national team. We have gone through a long process and faced many difficult times. I have attended your press conferences, but such enthusiasm is never permanent."

"What impressed me was that after the match, four million Italians followed the relevant information. This is the result of the cooperation of Mancini, the players, Ranieri, and Baldini."

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