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Thursday, October 1, 2026

Inside Italy’s training: We saw Mancini’s potential XI as 9 players dropped

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Football Italia attended Italy’s final training session ahead of tomorrow’s away clash with France.

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The Italy squad trains at Coverciano ahead of a Nations League match away against France on October 1, 2026 (picture: Lorenzo Bettoni)
The Italy squad trains at Coverciano ahead of a Nations League match away against France on October 1, 2026 (picture: Lorenzo Bettoni)

Coach Roberto Mancini once again tested a 4-3-3 formation, with two players competing for each position except Alessandro Bastoni.

Nine players have been left out of the squad for tomorrow’s match and will remain at Coverciano to continue training. Among them are Samuele Inacio and Alessandro Romano.

Watch our video from Coverciano for all the latest news and updates ahead of Italy’s trip to France.

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