Italy's Federico Bernardeschi has fully recovered after taking a knock against Ireland and will be available against Spain.
The most promising young Azzurro, as he was dubbed by captain Gianluigi Buffon, was in uncertain physical conditions after taking a blow to his right knee in his last match.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the winger has now fully recovered and is in optimal form to take part in today's game.
Bernardeschi looks unlikely to start, as Alessandro Florenzi is touted to replace injured Antonio Candreva on the right wing.
Italy's Federico Bernardeschi has fully recovered after taking a knock against Ireland and will be available against Spain.
The most promising young Azzurro, as he was dubbed by captain Gianluigi Buffon, was in uncertain physical conditions after taking a blow to his right knee in his last match.
According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, the winger has now fully recovered and is in optimal form to take part in today's game.
Bernardeschi looks unlikely to start, as Alessandro Florenzi is touted to replace injured Antonio Candreva on the right wing.
However, he stands alongside Lorenzo Insigne as one of a number of attacking options that Coach Antonio Conte can deploy in the second half.