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Mancini's Italy face France and Belgium in November's Nations League.

(PRIMASPORT) MILAN – The Italian national football team, led by Roberto Mancini, is preparing for the final two matches of its Nations League group stage, during a one-week international window in November. After earning two wins, a draw, and a defeat in the recent mini-cycle, the Azzurri will face France and Belgium in crucial matches.

The Azzurri's training camp will begin at Coverciano by midnight on November 8th for three days of preparation. The team will then travel to Milan, where they will train at Inter's training center in Appiano Gentile.

The first match will be played on Thursday, November 12th at 8:45 PM at the San Siro Stadium against France, led by Zinedine Zidane. This match will allow Milan to join Rome in hosting 66 matches.

Tre giorni dopo, domenica 15 novembre alle 20:45, l’Italia chiuderà il proprio percorso nel girone sfidando il Belgio allo stadio Re Baldovino di Bruxelles. Per questa doppia sfida, il commissario tecnico prevede di ridurre la rosa a circa 28-29 convocati, inclusi quattro portieri, rispetto ai 34 della tornata precedente. (PRIMASPORT)

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