The FIGC changes the regulation: Juventus in Serie D

There is something new in the regulation that could cost Juventus (and not only) dearly: the Bianconeri risk relegation to Serie D

The FIGC changes the rules for next season and Juventus could pay the price, but not only them.

It’s time to register for the championships, but also to precisely define all the regulations for the season that will start in August. Days of great excitement therefore, between clubs that are racing to put in order the documents needed to take part in the 2024-2025 football season and the Federation that must define all the useful aspects for the championships that will take part in just over a month.

There will be an important news for the C Series and it also concerns closely Juventus, Milan e Atalanta. These are the three teams in the top league that also have a second team: next season they will also be joined by Milan Futurethe Rossoneri B team, which will join Juve Next Gen and Atalanta Under 23 who have already taken part in the Italian third division this year (Juve is in their third year).

A novelty made possible by the failure of Ancona to register which therefore freed up the place for the team which will be led on the bench by Bonera. But right at the same time as the debut of Milan Futuro, a new feature is introduced for the second teams by FIGC: they will be able to relegate.

The FIGC changes the rules: Atalanta, Juventus and Milan can be relegated to Serie D

The new regulation allows, in fact, what was not possible until the 2023/2024 season: relegation to Serie D with the possibility of then participating in the main amateur championship the following year. The possibility of promotion to Serie B has also been confirmed, without prejudice to the ban on being part of the same championship as the first team or taking part in a championship higher than the main team.

The other rules concern, however, the composition of the squad and the possibility of including only four players born before 1 January 2002 in the official list. Furthermore, again in the list, players included in the list of 25 Serie A players cannot be present. , nor that they have more than 50 appearances in the top flight.

Finally, in case of participation in the playoff o playoutthe use of players who have made 25 appearances in the season (or 12 in case of registration in January) or, by way of derogation, who has not reached this limit, but who has no appearances in the season in question will be permitted. A league.