FIGC reports €5.6m average betting turnover per national team match in 2025
The figures provide operators and regulators with reported betting turnover and tax revenue for national-team football matches in Italy.
The figures provide operators and regulators with reported betting turnover and tax revenue for national-team football matches in Italy.
The proposal could create a contribution obligation for betting concessionaires if lawmakers adopt it.
A proposed levy applying to all football betting concessionaires could change operators’ contribution obligations if enacted.
The FIGC president's call seeks clear alternatives to the betting-advertising ban in football legislation.
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The decision shows how a candidate’s commercial relationship with a betting company affected a federation coaching appointment.
If enacted, the proposed levy would change concessionaires’ costs and direct part of sports-betting revenue to football and prevention programmes.
The proposal would change how betting-derived funds are routed while offsetting the contribution through lower PREU.
Betting revenue could support youth football in Italy if proposals gain parliamentary and political backing.
Any change to Italy’s advertising restrictions could affect licensed operators’ marketing and sponsorship options.
Continued talks could reshape betting rules, sports-data rights and potential funding flows to Italian football.
The proposed levy would redirect betting turnover revenue to football clubs; Equita says concessionaires’ direct costs would not rise.
If enacted, the contribution would change concessionaires’ payment obligations and the tax treatment of football betting.
The proposal would redirect a share of sports betting proceeds towards youth football if adopted.
A proposed turnover levy and sponsorship-ban removal could change operators’ costs and access to Italian sports sponsorship.
The sanctions clarify disciplinary consequences for players involved in football betting and account-sharing breaches.
Italian football presidency candidates Malagò and Abete support a 2% betting tax to fund the sport.