Italy begin the defence of their Under-19 European Championship title by naming the long-list for the tournament, including Francesco Camarda and Simone Pafundi.
The Azzurri won the competition last year in Malta, beating Portugal in the Final thanks to a goal from Fiorentina full-back Michael Kayode.
Alberto Bollini was the coach then, but the man in charge now is former Chievo, Lazio and Manchester City striker Bernardo Corradi.
He named a 27-man squad, which will be whittled down to 20 for the competition, which will be played in Northern Ireland from July 15 to 28.
The semi-finalists also qualify for the Under-20 World Cup in Chile in 2025.
Italy are in a group with Norway, Northern Ireland and Ukraine.
Milan striker Camarda, who won the European Under-17 Championship with Italy last month, is promoted to the Under-19 level, while former Udinese trequartista Pafundi returns after playing for the Under-20 side.
Italy Under-19 team
Goalkeepers: Francesco Di Bartolo Zuccarello (Lommel), Federico Magro (Lazio), Renato Bellucci Marin (Roma)
Defenders: Davide Bartesaghi (Milan), Fabio Cristian Chiarodia (Borussia Monchengladbach), Christian Corradi (Hellas Verona), Giovanni Leoni (Sampdoria), Vittorio Magni (Milan), Filippo Calixte Mane (Borussia Dortmund), Filippo Pagnucco (Juventus)
Midfielders: Aaron Ciammaglichella (Torino), Luca Di Maggio (Inter), Jonas Harder (Fiorentina), Luca Lipani (Sassuolo), Mattia Mannini (Roma), Fabio Parravicini (Genoa), Marco Romano (Genoa), Jacopo Sardo (Lazio), Kevin Zeroli (Milan)
Strikers: Lorenzo Anghelè (Juventus), Alphadjo Cissé (Hellas Verona), Tommaso Ebone (Bologna), Seydou Fini (Standard Liege), Giulio Misitano (Roma), Diego Sia (Milan), Simone Pafundi (Lausanne), Francesco Camarda (Milan).
Should have brought this team to euro
We’ll leave it to the U-19 team to restore pride in Italian football.
There are quality young Italians coming through. Camarda could be a superstar in 3/4 years and Liberali is a talented guy also. On an individual level this Squad is more talented than the 1st team.
Until there are Italians playing in Serie A on the big teams playing in big games, Italian football will suffer and die a slow death. Now we know how it is to be England