Roberto Mancini confident Italy NT will have more young players soon
Italy showed quite a bit of promise during their UEFA Nations League games in the international break. It didn’t start well as they lost to Belgium but improvements were seen against Turkey and Fran...
Roberto Mancini expressed optimism about the future of the Italian national football team, foreseeing an influx of young players in the coming months. Despite a disappointing opening loss to Belgium during the UEFA Nations League tournament, the team demonstrated promise in subsequent matches against Turkey and France. Mancini, speaking at the Vialli Award ceremony, acknowledged the need for balance within the squad, but was confident that the team would become even younger over time.
The Azzurri manager highlighted the significant contributions of young players from the Under-21 national team, who had already secured a strong European Championship qualification. Mancini praised the efforts of coach Baldini, stating that the emergence of promising talents from the youth ranks would provide Italy with valuable assets for the senior squad.
Several standout performances from the national team, such as those of Michael Kayode, Issa Doumbia, Antonio Vergara, and Alessandro Romano, further bolstered Mancini's belief in the team's potential to develop into a formidable force in international football.
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