Pasquale Foti

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Pasquale Foti (3 February 1950) is an entrepreneur, and president of Reggina Calcio.

In 1986 Foti became managing director of the newly re-formed and renamed Reggina Calcio. In 1991, he became president. Under his presidency, Reggina won their first promotion into Italy's top football club league Serie A.^[1] Pasquale Foti was fined £20,000 (equivalent) and banned from football for 2½ years for his involvement in the 2005-06 match fixing scandal.

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