Mancini confirmed regardless of tomorrow's CONI decisions

In the silence of the Olympic Stadium, where two weeks ago Italy suffered a somewhat disheartening debut against Belgium, the team turned the evening into a demonstration of hope: two victories against Turkey and a dignified draw in Paris against France.

Results that restore confidence

The national team beat Turkey twice, scoring seven goals in two matches, and drew in Paris against a France described as “not the real France”. These results, achieved in the last ten days, have offered a new perspective for the future.

Coach Roberto Mancini, back under bright spotlights and legitimate criticism, immediately showed that he has not forgotten the role of head coach, giving a vision back to a team that for too long has been navigating blindly.

A new team project

The coach proposed a project that goes beyond returning to the 4‑3‑4, aiming to unleash Italian talent and to play carefree without superficiality. In four matches, new starters such as Pio Esposito and Kayode emerged, along with hopes like Vergara, Romano and Doumbia.

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The path taken is considered the right direction, and the article emphasizes that in the coming months Italy will have to continue on the laid track, with Mancini at the helm.

Although the crisis has not yet been overcome, the author warns that other dark moments will come, but the team is not yet at the level of the best in the world.

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Tomorrow's showdown, ahead of the CONI vote, will therefore be assessed in light of this certainty: continue with Roberto Mancini, even if Italian football were to suffer another upheaval.