Serie A Presidents do not want to exclude Salernitana from the league, but the FIGC has the last word on the matter.
The newly-promoted side could be excluded from Serie A in January as their owner Claudio Lotito has failed to find investors willing to buy the club.
Serie A rules bar two clubs from playing in the same division under the same patron and Lotito also owns Lazio.
A trustee that formally owns Salernitana has revealed that the offers received over the last few months did not meet the minimum requirements.
The trustee has asked for time until the end of the campaign, requesting FIGC not to exclude the club from Serie A.
Meantime, Serie A Presidents have voted to keep the Granata in the league until the end of the season.
Only two clubs – Lazio and Salernitana – didn’t vote. All the other Presidents were in favour of giving more time to the club.
“The clubs have voted in favour of keeping Salernitana in Serie A with conditions that must be defined starting from now,” Lega Serie A President Paolo Dal Pino said after the meeting.
However, the FIGC has the last word and a meeting to discuss the matter will take place on Tuesday.