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Fabio Capello Slams Italy's Failure: "A Disgrace, The Most Worrying Thing is No One Resigning"

Fabio Capello harshly criticized Italy's third consecutive World Cup elimination, labeling the loss to Bosnia a national disgrace and demanding the entire FIGC leadership take responsibility and resign.

The former manager of England, Milan, and Real Madrid spoke to the Spanish newspaper Marca immediately after Wednesday night's penalty shootout defeat in Zenica, expressing his views without reservation.

"I couldn't sleep all night; I still can't believe what occurred," he stated, as quoted by LLSN. "We're discussing a four-time world champion. This is a sporting tragedy, a humiliation. It represents one of the most severe setbacks for Italian football in its recent past."

Capello Questions Lack of Resignations After Italy Disaster

Capello's most pointed criticism, however, was directed not at the players or coaching staff, but at the highest levels of football administration.

"No one is resigning here, and that is the most alarming aspect," he declared. "The primary individual who should assume responsibility is the federation president, alongside the entire leadership."

The 79-year-old made it equally clear that the issue extends much further than just one poor result.

"This isn't merely about results; it's structural," he asserted. "Italy needs to reinvent itself. We must gather experts, analyze the situation, and initiate a reconstruction from the ground up. Recovering from this will be very challenging, but I trust it will mark the beginning of a true rejuvenation."

With Gravina still showing no indication of resigning despite increasing pressure from various sides, Capello’s remarks amplify the powerful chorus of demands for change.