Gennaro Gattuso believes Italy are in good hands following the return of Roberto Mancini as head coach. The former Azzurri boss opened up about his lifelong wound after missing out on World Cup qualification.
Roberto Mancini has completed a sensational return as Italy head coach following the dramatic collapse of Andrea Pirlo's proposed appointment. The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) has turned back to their Euro 2020-winning manager after failing to secure primary targets and facing high-profile resignations within their hierarchy.
The search for a new Italy head coach has been thrown into chaos following the sensational collapse of Andrea Pirlo's candidacy. With the former Juventus midfielder officially out of the running, heavyweights Antonio Conte and Roberto Mancini have emerged as the primary contenders to lead the Azzurri rebuild.
Andrea Pirlo has unexpectedly emerged as a strong candidate to become the next manager of the Italy national team. Paolo Maldini and Leonardo are reportedly pushing for the appointment of the World Cup winner, adding a new dimension to a managerial race that already includes high-profile names like Antonio Conte, Roberto Mancini, and former Manchester City boss Pep Guardiola.
