Italy: How Can the Azzurri Challenge Again?

Only one other nation has won more World Cups than Italy, and only two have appeared in more finals. But as the rest of the ...

Antonio Conte gets the job! Italy trust ex-Chelsea & Napoli boss to get national team back on track following World Cup misery

Italy have turned back to a familiar face to rescue the national team from its deepest crisis in decades. Antonio Conte is ...

Italy's World Cup Hope For 2030? A Familiar Face Set to Return As Manager

Roberto Mancini is officially a free agent, and his return to the Italian national team has never been closer.
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Legendary Paolo Maldini returns to lead Italy's national team revival after three consecutive World Cup snubs

Legendary Paolo Maldini has joined Italy’s National Football Team after three consecutive FIFA World Cup snubs. Here is all ...

Football Italia: The Golden Age of Serie A and the problem holding Italy back

In this episode of the Football Italia Summer Show, Lorenzo Bettoni sits down with Jonathan Grade, the producer behind ...

Italy appoint football legend Paolo Maldini as new Technical Director

Rome [Italy], July 12 (ANI): The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) has appointed former captain and legendary defender Paolo ...
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Guardiola Emerges as Italy Coach Candidate

Guardiola Emerges as Italy Coach Candidate Italian Technical Director Maldini Pursues Guardiola Amid Salary, Personal Hurdles ...
The New York Times

Italy’s third apocalypse: Why a team who won four World Cups now can’t reach one

Italy striker Pio Esposito lies crestfallen during Italy's World Cup qualifying play-off loss to Bosnia & Herzegovina Image Photo Agency/Getty Images Behind the goal where the shootout ended, Bosnia’s ...
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Italian football appoints legendary Paolo Maldini as technical director

The Italian Football Federation (FIGC) has appointed former captain and legendary defender Paolo Maldini as its new Technical ...
The New Yorker

Italy Has Failed to Qualify for Three Straight World Cups. Are the Country’s Immigration Policies to Blame?

The night Italy defeated France in the 2006 World Cup final, Mario de Rossi was studying at a small university in Puglia. Though he had exams the next day, he still ventured out into a piazza ...