Enforcement in the Regina case: “The rules need to be rewritten and must be unambiguous”

In the last part of the interview given sports courier President of Benevento Oreste Vigorito he also talked about the Regina case, the discrepancy between the civil law and the NOIF FIGC, and the reforms football needs to avoid more such cases: “This case seriously threatens the autonomy of the sport. It is impossible to continue with the old rules that affect our legal system, we must start from scratch and rewrite the rules that reconcile sports and ordinary justice, but we must also rethink the distribution of resources received from the sale of television rights. These are well-known problems, but the interests are numerous and irreconcilable. Abodi is a professional who knows the system from the inside and knows that the decision can no longer be delayed. Those who behave honestly do their duty, those who break the rules receive benefits. Regina enjoys greater financial availability, which has affected the technical level. Even if the money is not enough to win. The rules should be rewritten and should be unambiguous. Vigorito continues, talking about foreign ownership and the future of Benevento. – Italian clubs are increasingly in the hands of foreign billionaires and foreign sovereign wealth funds, we must restore the ability to play football in Sannio, a country that I love very much. This is the first season that we failed, we are all to blame, but the responsibility lies primarily with me. I believe that Benevento will not die, they will still be in Serie B or somewhere else, but it will have to be done differently and in proportion to the interests of the city and territory. In the meantime, let’s believe in salvation and hug the witch tightly.