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Luciano Spalletti
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Italy are preparing to face Turkey in a football match, with attention focused on coach Luciano Spalletti-era successor Gennaro Gattuso's predecessor Roberto Mancini's selections. According to la Repubblica, Riccardo Ruggeri and Sebastiano Esposito are advancing in the race to start, with the final choices still being settled. Italian fans are closely following the latest team news ahead of kickoff.
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Italy take on France in Paris, with coach Luciano Spalletti-era figure Mancini stressing that the squad has no Messi or Ronaldo and must rely on collective effort to win. Moise Kean and Sebastiano Esposito are set to lead the attack. The match is drawing wide attention in both Italy and the United States as fans debate Italy's chances against a stronger French side.
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Juventus prepare for their Serie A match against Cremonese, with coach Luciano Spalletti leaving goalkeeper Neto out of the squad. Italian sports outlet Sportmediaset reports on the reason behind the decision, fuelling debate among fans about squad choices ahead of the fixture.
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Italy coach Luciano Spalletti's squad, including defender Alessandro Bastoni, and former coach Roberto Mancini have said Italy will not approach their UEFA Nations League match against France as underdogs. The fixture is drawing attention across Europe, with the Nations League trending in France, Australia and the Netherlands as fans and pundits debate the outcome.
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Italy are finalising their squad for the 2026 Nations League, with coach Luciano Spalletti-era successor Gennaro Mancini testing a 4-3-3 formation as the team to face France takes shape. Interest in the tournament is building across Europe, with searches rising in the Netherlands and Germany ahead of the draw and fixtures.
- 6Italian football in turmoil: FIGC drama and Spalletti under fire▼Today’s Papers: FIGC drama, Bianchedi resigns, Spalletti pressure
Italian football is engulfed in a fresh crisis as Gianluca Bianchedi resigns from his role amid growing drama inside the FIGC, Italy's football federation. The turmoil comes as national team coach Luciano Spalletti faces mounting pressure over results, with newspapers across Italy leading on the fallout and questions over leadership at the top of the game.