Italy National Football Team Vs Albania National Football Team Lineups

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Italy will begin their Euro 2024 qualifying campaign against surprise qualifier Albania in Dortmund. Without Francesco Acerbi and Giorgio Scalvini due to injury, Luciano Spalletti has called up Brentford backup Thomas Strakosha as replacements.

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The Azzurri should start as favorites against Slovakia in Group B’s opener, even though they no longer possess Roberto Mancini’s dominance from Euro 2020. A strong defence and solid midfield should enable them to navigate this first match smoothly.

Gianluigi Donnarumma will likely start in goal despite his inconsistent season with Paris Saint-Germain, joined in central defence by Bologna defender Calafiori from Bologna; Giovanni Di Lorenzo and Davide Frattesi can play off either flank, while Nicolo Barella and Lorenzo Pellegrini provide versatility while Juventus’ Jorginho should spearhead an attack with Gianluca Scamacca as he partners Gianluca Scamacca. Albania’s starting lineup features some familiar names from Serie A as Atalanta’s Berat Djimsiti from Atalanta; Lazio fullback Elseid Hysaj; Inter playmaker Kristjan Asllani are all included among others.

Gianluigi Donnarumma

Italy’s national football team has enjoyed great success over its history, winning four World Cups and one UEFA European Championship since 1926. Beloved by Italians living throughout its territory as well as those across its diaspora communities alike, Italy remains a highly-revered symbol.

Luciano Spalletti will likely make some changes from his starting lineup in Italy’s 4-1 victory against Israel last time out. Alessandro Bastoni should return alongside Samuele Ricci and Davide Frattesi; Destiny Udogie, Giacomo Raspadori and Moise Kean are also potential candidates.

France are determined to avoid suffering their second loss in the Nations League this tournament, yet without Kylian Mbappe as they take a short break; Didier Deschamps could field an underwhelming team, replacing Eduardo Camavinga in midfield with Adrien Rabiot while N’Golo Kante will likely start at centre back.

Giacomo Bonaventura

Italy national football team represents Italy at international men’s football competitions and is one of the most successful national teams ever, having won four World Cups and one UEFA European Championship since 1991.

Spalletti may want to ensure his side remain at the top of their group ahead of their visit to Paris; France coach Didier Deschamps still needs to address some issues within his squad.

Lazio midfielder Matteo Guendouzi will replace Lucas Digne, while Arsenal midfielder Abdelhamid Saliba and Newcastle forward Nicolo Barella both start. Atalanta midfielder Marco Brescianini makes his first start since Leicester City Caleb Okoli made an initial appearance, while Juventus youngster Federico Chiesa misses out. Donnarumma and Bonaventura will share goalkeeping duties.

Gianluca Scamacca

Deep-lying midfielder Andrea Belotti was an integral component of Italy’s Euro 2024 title bid and should start here for Inter. Davide Frattesi will likely take his place in central midfield.

Albania are looking to kickstart their Nations League campaign after an disappointing group-stage showing last time out. Milan target Armando Broja will lead their attack after Sokol Cikalleshi retired, with Nedim Bajrami of Sassuolo and Marash Kumbulla from Sassuolo potentially linking with him up front.

Sylvinho is an exciting choice as manager. He helped Czech Republic secure four points and beat Poland during qualifying, providing Italy a difficult challenge. Sylvinho will be joined on this side by Brentford backup Thomas Strakosha and Empoli’s Etrit Berisha; Fox Sports Network will broadcast it, while SiriusXM FC provides radio coverage.

Davide Frattesi

Italy will aim to emulate their penalty shoot-out win against England at Wembley three years later when they kick off Euro 2024 against Albania on Saturday in Dortmund’s Westfalenstadion. Drawn along with Croatia and Spain in what’s been dubbed as a ‘group of death,’ Gli Azzurri are hoping for a strong start at Dortmund’s Westfalenstadion on the opening weekend.

Inter midfielder Davide Frattesi could replace injured teammate Nicolo Barella by starting in his place, along with Federico Chiesa and Gianluca Scamacca from Inter and Mateo Retegui from Genoa as midfield all-stars.

Albania are considered underdogs in Group B but have had a successful final preparation, having secured victories against Liechtenstein and Azerbaijan in their two qualifying victories. Boasting both experienced players such as Nedim Bajrami from Sassuolo as well as Elseid Hysaj from Napoli and Berat Djimsiti of Atalanta; Albania will present plenty of problems for Azzurri on matchday 1. Keep an eye out for these three.

Nicolo Barella

After an uninspiring start to the match, Italy quickly turned it around in the first half and eventually scored their second goal through Barella to cap an impressive display by Gianluigi Donnarumma’s saves; pushing Davide Frattesi’s shot onto the post while also keeping out Rey Manaj’s late effort. Italy could have scored more, too; Gianluigi Donnarumma made two key saves – pushing Davide Frattesi’s shot onto it as well as keeping out Rey Manaj late attempt – that prevented more goals from scoring from Italy than they actually managed.

Inter midfielder Nicolo Barella will play against Italy despite missing two preparatory friendlies against Turkey and Bosnia-Herzegovina, joining Jorginho in Italy’s favoured 4-2-3-1 formation alongside Riccardo Calafiori and Federico Chiesa who may also feature.

Lorenzo Pellegrini

The reigning European Champions open their Euro 2024 campaign in Dortmund against Albania, who boast former Arsenal midfielder Sylvinho as their manager. Albania may be one of the smaller sides in Group B but possess an arsenal of capable players capable of springing an unexpected upset.

Gianluigi Donnarumma will start in goal for Italy despite having endured an inconsistent season at Paris Saint-Germain, while Atalanta Europa League winner Gianluca Scamacca and Genoa’s Mateo Retegui will lead the line up front respectively.

Albania’s team boasts many players familiar to Serie A fans, including Empoli defender Elseid Hysaj, Lazio full-back Etrit Berisha, Atalanta defender Berat Djimsiti and Sassuolo playmaker Kristjan Asllani – not forgetting Chelsea-owned striker Armando Broja who will all hope to make an impression up front.

Davide Calafiori

Albania, led by former Arsenal and Everton midfielder Sylvinho, doesn’t possess the caliber of Italy’s side, yet their Euro 2024 Group B pool contains Italy, Spain and Croatia — which could give Albania an unexpected opportunity.

Though Spalletti may be missing key players such as Nicolo Barella and Francesco Acerbi, he still has many quality options to select from. Davide Frattesi and Jorginho should start for Albania with Federico Chiesa coming off the bench as well. Milan target Armando Broja could lead Milan’s attack instead of Sokol Cikalleshi while Nedim Bajrami, Marash Kumbulla, Ylber Ramadani, Kristjan Asllani will add versatility in midfield play while Jasir Asani and Taulant Seferi will add pace for Albania’s attack.

Andrea Cambiaso

Juventus right-back Daniele Rugani came on in the 12th minute against Como and assisted on Dusan Vlahovic’s goal, while creating three chances, making an accurate cross, and winning three tackles during 90 minutes of play.

Cambiaso suffered a capsular ligamentous sprain to his left ankle during the second half of this match and required treatment with spray before being replaced by Next Gen graduate Jonas Rouhi.

Gazzetta dello Sport reported that Cambiaso trained fully the day before the match and could retain his starting lineup spot against Lazio’s Samuele Ricci and Davide Frattesi as well as Lazio forward Nicolo Barella who scored 13 goals during qualification.

Kristjan Asllani

Italian players will look to build on their 1-0 UEFA Nations League win over Belgium by adding another triumph over them in this group stage clash. Although currently second, Italy could move up if they draw against Belgium and beat Albania in their next matchups.

Although Italy did not fare well at Berlin, they still possess plenty of talent under Spalletti. He made a bold move by recruiting Atalanta wingers Davide Zappacosta and Matteo Ruggeri as substitutes to add variety to their attack.

Lorenzo Pellegrini takes over for Nicolo Barella as Trequartista while Sandro Tonali makes his return after suspension. Lazio’s Ibrahim Konate and Verona ball carrier Folorunsho will join Sandro Tonali in midfield, alongside Verona ball carrier Folorunsho. Nicola Zaniolo and Marco Pessina remain out. Amongst other changes is that Samuele Ricci and Loic Bade join Samuele Ricci on the bench as replacements for Giacomo Bonaventura and Federico Chiesa who had to come off injured due to injury.

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