Just over a month ahead of the Extraordinary Assembly for the amendment of the Statute, scheduled for 4 November, the Federal Council, in today’s meeting, approved the regulations. The articles concerning the adjustment of quorum requirements as per CONI’s principles, the rules for submitting amendments to the Statute, the voting order, and the adaptation of the deliberative majority to the new CONI regulations and the current Federal Statute were modified.

"By approving the regulations that will govern its organisation and management, we have begun the process leading up to the Extraordinary Assembly", said FIGC President Gabriele Gravina in the customary press conference following the Council meeting. "We’ve pencilled in 28 or 29 October for the Council meeting that will produce the federal proposal to be presented at the Assembly. Meanwhile, on 11 October, the first operational meeting between the presidents of the components will take place", he announced.

The new formulation of the Agents’ Regulations was also approved. The provisions that had been suspended by FIFA, such as the rules regarding linked agents and the prohibition of providing services to multiple clients in the same transaction, the ban on triple representation, and the rules on commission caps, were removed. "This will provide greater stability to an important category in the Italian football landscape", Gravina emphasised.

The Council also decided to issue a call for expressions of interest to fill the seven positions in the newly established Safeguarding Commission, which aims to prevent and combat abuse, violence, and discrimination against registered members.