Roberto Mancini

Roberto Mancini, who managed Manchester City from 2009 to 2013, said the Premier League's allegations of financial rule breaches against the club are 'not my concern'. His comments come as the club faces more than 100 charges relating to its finances during years that include his tenure, and attention has turned to those who worked there at the time.

Italy beat Turkiye 4-1 in a UEFA Nations League A fixture, drawing attention across European football coverage. Coverage focuses on ticket sales for the fixture, Roberto Mancini's comments about anxiety before the match in Bursa, and Italy's strong performances across Matchday 2, where France left it late. Attention also turns to Sandro Tonali's more creative role at Tottenham.

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.

Italy defeated Turkey convincingly in a UEFA Nations League match, with French-language media describing the Azzurri as having overwhelmed their hosts. The build-up was dominated by Italy coach Roberto Mancini, who spoke of excessive anxiety in the squad ahead of the game against Vincenzo Montella's side in Bursa, and left out ten players for the fixture. The result is drawing wide attention across European football coverage.

Turkey and Italy are preparing to face each other, drawing attention from fans across multiple countries. Italy coach Roberto Mancini spoke about nerves in the buildup, saying there is 'too much anxiety' ahead of the match against Vincenzo Montella's Turkey side in Bursa. The fixture is generating widespread search interest and debate among supporters about form, line-ups and expectations.

Italy beat Turkey 4-1 in Bursa, recovering from their recent defeat by Belgium as Michael Kayode and Pio Esposito impressed. The match carried added intrigue because Turkey coach Vincenzo Montella, an Italian, had promised victory in his homeland, while Italy coach Roberto Mancini spoke about anxiety around the fixture. The result is drawing attention worldwide.

Italy face Turkey with coach Roberto Mancini reportedly planning sweeping changes to his starting line-up. Corriere dello Sport reports the probable formations for the match, saying Mancini will 'revolutionise everything' in his selection. The fixture is drawing wide attention in Italy, where fans are speculating about which players will be picked ahead of kickoff.