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Mancini: 'Italy played well, Raspadori had a knock, now for France'

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Following Italy's recent match, head coach Roberto Mancini expressed satisfaction with his team's display. He confirmed that striker Giacomo Raspadori picked up a knock during the game but indicated it was not a serious concern. Mancini shifted focus to the upcoming fixture against France, signaling a quick turnaround. The update provides clarity on squad availability as Italy prepare for one of their toughest tests in the international calendar.

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Mancini's post-match comments carry two key signals for Italy followers. First, the Raspadori knock — if minor — preserves Italy's attacking depth, but any lingering issue could affect selection against a high-caliber France side. Second, Mancini's measured optimism suggests squad confidence is high heading into a marquee fixture. France will be a significant barometer of where this Italy side stands, and the manager's calm tone implies no panic despite the quick turnaround.

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Mancini: 'Italy played well, Raspadori had a knock, now for France' · Socc360