Albania Coach Gianni De Biasi looks increasingly likely to replace Antonio Conte for the Azzurri bench.
With Conte confirmed to leave the Italian job after Euro 2016 and head off to Chelsea, FIGC President Carlo Tavecchio faces the task of finding a successor.
A number of names are being circulated, such as Fabio Capello, Claudio Ranieri, and a return of Roberto Donadoni.
According to SportMediaSet, however, the prevailing figure in Tavecchio's mind at the moment is that of De Biasi.
Albania Coach Gianni De Biasi looks increasingly likely to replace Antonio Conte for the Azzurri bench.
With Conte confirmed to leave the Italian job after Euro 2016 and head off to Chelsea, FIGC President Carlo Tavecchio faces the task of finding a successor.
A number of names are being circulated, such as Fabio Capello, Claudio Ranieri, and a return of Roberto Donadoni.
According to SportMediaSet, however, the prevailing figure in Tavecchio's mind at the moment is that of De Biasi.
The 59-year-old only worked with smaller clubs in Serie A, but this year he managed to take Albania to their first-ever major tournament, Euro 2016.