FIGC

The Federazione Italiana Giuoco Calcio (FIGC) is Italy's governing body for the sport of football, established in 1898 and restructured in 1934. As the cornerstone of Italian football, FIGC oversees all national teams, including men's, women's, and youth squads, while also managing national leagues and competitions. The organization promotes the sport through comprehensive programs catering to various age groups and genders, nurturing talent from grassroots levels to professional ranks.

FIGC also emphasizes transparency and accountability, exemplified through its annual "ReportCalcio," which highlights the strengths and weaknesses of the football system. Fans can engage with the sport through events, ticket sales for national matches, and various digital platforms, including livestreams of Serie A women's games. They offer merchandise through the FIGC shop, celebrating Italy’s rich football heritage. FIGC stands at the forefront of Italian football, continuously working towards enhancing the sport's popularity and integrity in the nation and across the globe.