Goalkeepers: Donaruma (AC Milan), Merete (Napoli) and Sirigu (Turin). Defenders: accel (Lazio), Bastoni (Inter), bonucci (Juventus), chiellini (Juventus), Di Lorenzo (Naples), Emerson (Chelsea), Florenzi (Paris), Spinazzola (Rome) and Toloy (Atlanta).
Midfielders: Varela (Inter), Cristante (Rome), Iorgi Mourinho (Chelsea), Locatelli (Sassuolo), Lorenzo pellegrini (Rome), Sensi (Inter) and Villacht (Paris).
Forward: Belloti (Turin), berardi (Sassuolo), Bernadette (Juventus), chiesa (Juventus), Inmobile (Lazio), Insine (Napoli), Las Padoli (Sassuolo).
Brief introduction of Italian national men's football team
Italy's national men's football team was founded in 1898, led by the Italian Football Association, and its home stadium is the Olympic Stadium in Rome, Italy, with a capacity of 80,000 people. Italy is a strong team in the world. It has won four World Cups, and its achievements in history are also brilliant. For a long time, it has been a football team that dominates the world football, nicknamed "The Blue Army".
The current head coach is roberto mancini. Italy's national men's army also has many outstanding achievements in history. It has defeated Brazil, Germany, France and Belgium, and the strongest strength in the world is around 1990.