Daniel Caligiuri of Wolfsburg, Nicola Sansone of Sassuolo and Chievo’s Alberto Paloschi are among those called an Italy training retreat.
Coach Antonio Conte named his 34-man squad for the get-together at the Coverciano ground in Tuscany from June 2 to 4.
This is an opportunity for the tactician to see some of these players in action close up and consider them for future caps.
They include Wolfsburg attacking midfielder Caligiuri, who was born in Germany of Italian parents and made clear his desire to wear the Azzurri jersey.
Daniel Caligiuri of Wolfsburg, Nicola Sansone of Sassuolo and Chievo’s Alberto Paloschi are among those called an Italy training retreat.
Coach Antonio Conte named his 34-man squad for the get-together at the Coverciano ground in Tuscany from June 2 to 4.
This is an opportunity for the tactician to see some of these players in action close up and consider them for future caps.
They include Wolfsburg attacking midfielder Caligiuri, who was born in Germany of Italian parents and made clear his desire to wear the Azzurri jersey.
Sassuolo forward Sansone and Chievo hitman Paloschi also get maiden calls.
Goalkeepers: Sirigu (Paris Saint Germain), Marchetti (Lazio), Padelli (Torino):
Defenders: Ranocchia (Inter), Astori (Roma), Acerbi (Sassuolo), Moretti (Torino), Rossettini (Cagliari), Darmian (Torino), De Sciglio (Milan), De Silvestri (Sampdoria), Pasqual (Fiorentina), Criscito (Zenit);
Midfielders: De Rossi (Roma), Valdifiori (Empoli), Verratti (Paris Saint Germain), Florenzi (Roma), Parolo (Lazio), Bertolacci (Genoa), Giaccherini (Sunderland), Soriano (Sampdoria), Poli (Milan), Bonaventura (Milan);
Forwards: Candreva (Lazio), Caligiuri (Wolfsburg), Gabbiadini (Napoli), Pellè (Southampton), Immobile (Borussia Dortmund), Zaza (Sassuolo), El Shaarawy (Milan), Sansone (Sassuolo), Vazquez (Palermo), Insigne (Napoli), Paloschi (Chievo)