The Italy squad arrived late in Palermo and Antonio Conte is keeping his team to face Bulgaria under wraps.
The Azzurri play at the Stadio Renzo Barbera tomorrow evening in a Euro 2016 qualifier.
They had to skip a training session open to reporters today, as their flight to Palermo was delayed by bad weather.
The squad was originally due to leave from Florence, but had to take a bus to Pisa instead.
The players had a brief run-out on the pitch, but not a full training session.
The Italy squad arrived late in Palermo and Antonio Conte is keeping his team to face Bulgaria under wraps.
The Azzurri play at the Stadio Renzo Barbera tomorrow evening in a Euro 2016 qualifier.
They had to skip a training session open to reporters today, as their flight to Palermo was delayed by bad weather.
The squad was originally due to leave from Florence, but had to take a bus to Pisa instead.
The players had a brief run-out on the pitch, but not a full training session.
Coach Conte has been very guarded since the 1-0 win over Malta on Thursday, making sure his training was held behind closed doors and even hiring bodyguards to keep journalists away.
This means it’s still unclear what approach he will take against Bulgaria on Sunday, as the 4-3-3 system could be used again or a return to 3-5-2.
Different sources have completely different probable line-ups, which is precisely what Conte wants to confuse opponents Bulgaria.
Italy went top of Group H thanks to their win over Malta, as Croatia were held to a 0-0 draw by Azerbaijan.