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Nations League

Turkey-Italy, Mancini's decisions on Vergara and Di Lorenzo

🇮🇹 By 4AllFootball ·
Turkey-Italy, Mancini's decisions on Vergara and Di Lorenzo

Tonight, at 20.45, Italy faces Turkey in the Nations League in Bursa. Coach Roberto Mancini has indicated eight changes compared to the last match against Belgium, with the defence seeing Alessandro Bastoni return to the field after his suspension and get ready.

According to the probable line‑ups published by Sky Sport, Mancini could change eight players out of eleven compared to the last match against Belgium. The changes reflect the desire to refresh the national team before the second round of the Nations League.

Return of Bastoni and new developments in attack

In defence, Alessandro Bastoni returns to the field after his suspension, while Kayode is ready for his debut with the national team. On the left side, the choice remains uncertain between Ruggeri and Calafiori, both vying for the bench.

In midfield, Francesco Frattesi and Riccardo Fagioli return to the starting line‑up immediately, both called up to provide solidity to the possession game. Their presence should improve the Italian team’s defensive‑offensive transition.

In attack, Giacomo Scamacca leads the competition with Pio Esposito for the striker position. On the right there is Raspadori, while on the left Cambiaghi is the favourite, but alternatives are also available.

On the bench, at least initially, we have Davide Vergara and Andrea Di Lorenzo, both from SSC Napoli, ready to intervene if needed. Their experience could prove useful in the decisive moments of the match.

Assistant coach Montella has collaborated on the selections, confirming the guidance provided by the latest national team news. Italy therefore starts with a refreshed squad, awaiting to demonstrate its strength against Turkey.

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