Mancini's apologies, Ranieri's reforms and more: that's it
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Context
Roberto Mancini, known for his success as a coach, now has the opportunity to shape the future of the Italian national team. His experience and his love for the blue shirt will be fundamental in inspiring a new generation of footballers and football fans.
Why it matters
The appointment of Roberto Mancini as Italy's new coach marks a crucial moment for the future of Italian football. Mancini, with his experience and passion for the blue shirt, aims to bring Italy back to the top of international football, trying to reconnect young people with the national team. His ambitions to win trophies are a clear sign of his desire for redemption after recent difficulties.
Key points
- Mancini's apologies, Ranieri's reforms and more: that's it.
- Roberto Mancini was presented as Italy's new coach, expressing his desire to win trophies and bring young people back to follow the national team.
- Mancini's apologies, Ranieri's reforms and more: here is the new Italy. The top news of 10pm.
Roberto Mancini has presented himself as Italy's new coach. These are his words: "I wanted to save you some trouble.
After Mancini, Claudio Ranieri, new DT of the Azzurri, also spoke: "It is the crowning achievement of my career, it is an unexpected call as demonstrated by my tan. In my career I have carried out many arduous tasks and this will be another task of this type. I have two missions, to make people fall in love with football and to bring children like my 12-year-old niece back to see the national team at the World Cup". And on the timing for the reforms: "There is work to be done, it is difficult to talk about a time frame. Roberto will take care of the pitch, I will take care of what happens off it. In June I was told by an insider that children pay too much to play football, this cannot happen. In this historical period where children are occupied by other distractions, we cannot afford to lose them. We must bring them back to football by lowering the prices. A month ago I said that the national youth teams are working well, what is difficult is the last leap. We have to see how the teams can do it to allow the selector to have more players available. Abroad, team tactics are not exaggerated like we are, we have to work on technique and individual tactics, things that our young coaches no longer do because they have to stop, I don't think a 10-12 year old boy goes to play and the first thing he does is play matches, that's what I want to do."
During the press conference presenting the Technical Commissioner of the Italian national team Roberto Mancini and the Technical Director Claudio Ranieri, the president of the FIGC Giovanni Malagò returned to the choice to rely on two expert figures of that type after the earthquake which led to the resignations of Paolo Maldini and Leonardo. Malagò told the journalists present in the press room how in recent days he had spoken to the former president Gabriele Gravina and above all the captain of the Azzurri Gianluigi Donnarumma and both expressed favorably about the return of the European champion coach in 2020. "Small parenthesis", said Malagò. "Gabriele Gravina told me after yesterday's conference: "Giovanni, very good. Exactly what I would have done. Total agreement with your choices". A certificate of esteem and trust also came from Gigio Donnarumma who, as reported by Malagò, sent him a message yesterday: "Yesterday I also received a message from Gigio Donnarumma, who is probably on his honeymoon, who told me: "Pres, exactly what the team and I wanted".
What happens now
With Claudio Ranieri as the new DT, a focus is expected on reforms in youth football, essential for the future of football in Italy. Mancini and Ranieri will have to work together to attract new talents and involve families, making football accessible to all. The next few weeks will be crucial for outlining the strategies and initiatives that will shape the new Italy.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happened with Roberto Mancini?
Roberto Mancini introduced himself as Italy's new coach, expressing displeasure at the lack of communication with president Gravina in the past.
Who confirmed Claudio Ranieri's new role?
Claudio Ranieri confirmed his new role as Technical Director of the Azzurri, describing it as the crowning achievement of his career.
Why are there reforms in Italian football now?
Reforms are necessary to bring children back to football, lowering the cost of playing and tackling modern distractions.
What changes are expected with Mancini and Ranieri?
Mancini will take care of the team on the field, while Ranieri will focus on external issues and the involvement of young people in football.
What did Mancini say about his role?
Mancini has declared that he is in love with the national team shirt and hopes to win important trophies during his tenure.
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