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Mancini’s press conference: Every word Italy coach said on Day 1

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Follow live updates from Roberto Mancini’s press conference today on the Azzurri’s first day of preparations for Nations League games at Coverciano.

It begins at 14:00 CET [13:00 BST] at the Italy training centre in Coverciano, Florence.

It’s Mancini’s second press conference since he returned as the Azzurri boss this past July, signing a contract until 2030. Football Italia is among the accredited media.

Mancini has named a 34-man squad list for the upcoming four games against Belgium (home), Turkey (home and away) and France (away).

There have already been changes to the initial squad named by Mancini as Bryan Cristante and Federico Dimarco are not fully fit and have been replaced by Samuele Ricci of Como and Matteo Ruggeri of Aston Villa.

Later today, Mancini will lead his first training session in his second stint, starting at 17:00 CET [16:00 BST].

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