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Founded in May 1910, the Italian national football team boasts more than a century of sporting history in the Azzurro colour, marked by emotions, popular passion, and memorable victories shared with millions of Italians across generations: four FIFA World Cups (1934, 1938, 1982, 2006), two UEFA European Championships (1968 and 2021), one Gold Medal (1936) and two Bronze Medals (1928 and 2004) at the Olympic Games.
IL PALMARES & LA STORIA / 1910 - oggi
Roberto Mancini returns as Italy head coach after previously leading the national team for more than five years, from May 2018 to August 2023. After being crowned European champions on 11 July 2021, as head coach he also guided Italy to the UEFA Nations League finals on two occasions, in addition to the triumph at Wembley.
Gabriele Oriali, who won the 1982 World Cup in Spain, was born in Como on 25 November 1952. His playing career was filled with success: he made his Serie A debut with Inter in the 1970-71 season, when the Nerazzurri won the Scudetto. In total, he won the Scudetto twice and the Coppa Italia twice, and made 392 Serie A appearances, scoring 43 goals...
Angelo De Carli, Carmine Costabile (Doctors), Emiliano Bozzetti, Fabio Sannino, Emanuele Randelli, Fabrizio Scalzi (Physiotherapists) Walter Martinelli (Orthopedic Physicians), Matteo Pincella (Nutritionist)
Mauro Vladovich (Organisational Manager)
Emiliano Cozzi (Secretary)
IL CLUB ITALIA / Organizational Chart and Roles
Roberto Coramusi (Coordinator of External Relations and Digital Communication Ecosystem)
Diego Antenozio, Simone Orati, Alessandro Salerno (Media Officer)
MEDIA AREA / Information on communication activities and media services
