On Monday the meeting at the Olympic preparation center in Tirrenia to prepare the European Championship in Slovakia. Thursday the friendly with the U20
The list of players called up for the European under 21 is shortened, still not definitive. From the 27 who carried out the Pre-Raduno of Cesenatico, Nunziata went to 24: the Azzurrini will find themselves on Monday at the Olympic preparation center in Tirrenia, where the muscles against Under 20 will warm on Thursday.
Excellent excluding
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The excluded are three, and not a small time: it does not go to the European Sebastiano Esposito, 8 goals in 33 appearances in Serie A this year – in fact the best scorer at the European age of the championship -, while there will be his brother Francesco Pio, who marked 18 in the season with the spice at stake with the promotion playoffs; Even outside Simone Pafundi, who played very little in Udine, and Marco gym, an emerging outside of Atalanta who only collected flashes of the game in the goddess. Nunziata trusts the group built in this two -year period. The list is not yet definitive: the official one for the European Championship in Slovakia (11-28 June) will be delivered to UEFA by midnight on June 4th. And also Casadei and Coppola, owners of the Under 21 but called by Spalletti in National A. could also return for the commitments of Italy in world qualifications. The Azzurrini will debut the 11 against Romania, then on the 14th they face Slovakia and will close the group on 17 against Spain.
The list of 24
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These are called up to Tirrenia.
Goalkeepers: Sebastiano Desplanches (Palermo), Jacopo Sassi (Crotone), Gioele Zacchi (Latina);
Defenders: Giovanni Bonfanti (Pisa), Daniele Ghilardi (Hellas Verona), Gabriele Guarino (Carrarese), Michael Kayode (Brentford), Lorenzo Pirola (Olympiacos), Matteo Ruggeri (Atalanta), Riccardo Turicchia (Juventus), Mattia Zanotti (Lugano);
Midfielders: Tommaso Baldanzi (Rome), Alessandro Bianco (Monza), Issa Doumbia (Venice), Giovanni Fabbian (Bologna), Jacopo Fazzini (Empoli), Cher Ndour (Fiorentina), Niccolò Pisilli (Rome), Matteo Prati (Cagliari), Cristian Volpato (Sassuolo);
Strikers: Giuseppe Ambrosino (Frosinone), Francesco Pio Esposito (Spezia), Wilfried Gnunto (Leeds United), Luca Koleosho (Burnley).
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