Italy's Football Shake-Up: Gattuso Departs After World Cup Setback

Italy's football federation announced the departure of manager Gennaro Gattuso following the national team's failure to qualify for the World Cup. After losing a playoff final to Bosnia, FIGC President Gabriele Gravina and delegation head Gianluigi Buffon also resigned. Gattuso leaves after leading Italy to mixed results during his tenure.

Italy's football team is undergoing significant changes as manager Gennaro Gattuso has parted ways with the national team, following their recent failure to secure a spot in the World Cup. The FIGC confirmed the departure, which comes in the wake of a disappointing playoff loss to Bosnia.

The defeat marks Italy's absence from the tournament for the third consecutive time, despite a mixed performance under Gattuso's 10-month tenure. His departure follows a day after FIGC President Gabriele Gravina resigned, and national team delegation head Gianluigi Buffon also stepped down.

Despite Gattuso's efforts, the team failed to deliver the needed results, particularly in the crucial match in Bosnia. This latest setback has prompted a reevaluation of Italy's tactical and management strategies as the nation hopes to reclaim its former football glory.

(With inputs from agencies.)