(ANSA) – ROME, NOVEMBER 05 – “Nobody wants to oppose the free movement of people but there is a rule that objectively creates tax savings such as to distort our market, not only to the detriment of Italians, but also of foreigners who already I am in Italy. We are looking into the problem and it is a question of system. We hope that the dialogue with the government authorities will lead to the rebalancing of the distortions mentioned “. This was stated by the president of the Aic, Umberto Calcagno, regarding the growth decree and the facilitation foreseen by 2019 which allows Italian clubs to hire players and coaches, residing abroad in the previous 24 months, with a taxation halved compared to those who it is already in the country.
“The great exploit made by the national team at the European Championships shows us how important it is to have high-level national nurseries – says Calcagno -, speaking of Radio Punto Nuovo -. We have laws and resources for our world precisely for the use of selectable players. We do not want to prevent the great player from coming to Italy, but we are also interested in the Serie B market or our Primavera, which see ever-increasing percentages of foreigners. “
The No. 1 of the Assocalciatori also intervenes on the situation of the Amateur League, “a component that represents grassroots football which is suffering more than other sectors from the difficulties related to the pandemic. The data on membership are data that worry us – says Calcagno – . Returning to normality means elections, but also attention to the rules that the Federation has submitted to the Coni College of Guarantee. From yesterday’s Federal Council the desire to find the best way to return to normality emerged “. (HANDLE).
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