Mancini and Zidane speak ahead of Italy-France clash
Italy and France will meet at the San Siro for first place in the Nations League group. Mancini says he trusts his young players, while Zidane, with Mbappé absent from the squad, has expressed his wish to coach Juventus in the future.

Italy and France will meet at the San Siro in a match that will decide first place in the Nations League group. The game kicks off at 8:45 pm. Mancini said he trusts his young players, stating, "I believe in them, we can win."
Pio Esposito and Cambiaghi are expected to start in Italy's starting XI. The head coach is reported to decide on Sebastiano Esposito's situation this morning. Mancini said the goal is to win and play well. He also asked fans not to whistle at Donnarumma from the stands.
On the French side, Zidane's squad includes Olise, Cherki, Doué and Barcola. Mbappé's absence from the team has been on the agenda due to tensions. Zidane said he would like to coach Juventus in the future. When asked whether he would continue his coaching career, he gave an answer meaning "Nothing is known," and said he owes everything in his career to Lippi.
Match tickets have sold out. Antonelli is reported to attend the match in the stands as Malagò's guest.



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