Italy's sports minister has urged Gabriele Gravina, the president of the Italian soccer federation, to resign. This follows the national team's failure to qualify for the World Cup for the third time in a row. The four-time world champions face a difficult period.

Italy's sports minister has publicly called for Gabriele Gravina, the head of the Italian soccer federation (FIGC), to step down from his position. This demand comes after a significant setback for Italian football. The national team, known for its strong history as four-time world champions, recently failed to secure a spot in the upcoming World Cup. This marks the third consecutive time Italy has missed out on the prestigious tournament. The repeated failure to qualify has led to widespread disappointment and a call for major changes within the country's football administration.