1. FROM THE BACK
The transalpine country is trying to find itself again after the Mancini era but Spalletti’s ideas have yet to catch on with the ‘Azzurra’. This requires time and increases the quality of the attack.
De la Fuente was interested in his eleven who continued to be fast and vertical. Italy has Di Lorenzo and the left-footed Dimarco with a clear offensive vocation and attacking several backs, with a quick transfer, can give benefits to Spain. With Nico and Lamine in the beginning or the second half.
2. THE OWNERS OF THE GAME
Rodri and Barella have the highest level of intelligence operating in different positions. The two lead the game but no one underestimated, on the contrary, Fabián, Pedri, Frattesi or Jorginho. The biggest difference is without the ball: Rodri is an ‘octopus’ and stronger in the aerial game.
In the collective section, I do not foresee any change in Spalletti’s 4-3-3 but I see a call to his eleven to reload the midfield. He wants to work against Spain.
3. WIN OR SURVIVE
We play every four or five days but the important thing is to keep those on the field with ‘oxygen’. Then there’s the second big decision: what’s better, be first or second to avoid a difficult crossover?
This Thursday we will play against the current champions and the other ‘big’ teams will be watching. Go to Donnarumma.
Source: La Verdad
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