The record
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- The Italian Football Federation has reappointed Roberto Mancini as head coach of the national team, marking his second stint in charge.
- The decision follows a prolonged period of underperformance, most notably three consecutive failures to qualify for the FIFA World Cup.
- Mancini, who previously led Italy to the UEFA Euro 2020 title, is being tasked with rebuilding the squad's tactical identity, depth, and competitive edge.
- Indian outlets NDTV and The Times of India report the move neutrally, focusing on the mandate to restore Italy to top-tier international contention.
- Coverage highlights both the familiarity Mancini brings and the pressure to deliver results where his successors could not.
- Fans and analysts will be watching closely as he reshapes the roster ahead of upcoming competitive fixtures.
What to watch next
- Squad selection and tactical approach under Mancini's return.
- Performance in upcoming UEFA Nations League and Euro qualifiers.
- Youth integration alongside experienced core players.
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- Italy national football team leadership change· longer
- Italian football fans and public morale shift· weeks
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Named Italy · Gabriele Gravina · Gennaro Gattuso · Al-Sadd · Andrea Pirlo · Antonio Conte · Carlo Ancelotti · Claudio Ranieri · Giovanni Malago · Giovanni Malagò · Italian Football Federation · Italian soccer federation · Pep Guardiola
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