Gianluigi Donnarumma Reflects on Roberto Mancini’s Return and Italy’s Upcoming Nations League Clash
Gianluigi Donnarumma Welcomes Mancini Back to Italy
Gianluigi Donnarumma has shared his excitement about the return of Roberto Mancini as head coach of the Italian national team. As the Azzurri prepare for a crucial UEFA Nations League match against Belgium, the goalkeeper is full of pride representing Italy once more.
A New Chapter Opens in Rome
Donnarumma expressed his enthusiasm for the fresh start under Mancini’s leadership. The upcoming clash at Rome's Stadio Olimpico promises intensity, beginning at 19:45 UK time on Friday. Italy faces a tough group in Nations League Group A, which also includes strong contenders France and Turkiye. Every point will be vital as the competition unfolds.
The Honour of Wearing the National Jersey
For Donnarumma, donning the Italian jersey remains a deeply emotional experience. Since moving abroad from Serie A, his passion to represent his country has only grown stronger.
"I am so proud to represent the Nazionale, even more so since I started playing abroad, because I do really miss Italy and have the passion to come back and represent my country in the most important tournaments," Donnarumma told Football Italia.
He added that returning to the Stadio Olimpico brings back great memories and valuable lessons learned from every coach and staff member he has worked with.
Hoping to Repeat Euro 2020 Success
Donnarumma was a key figure in Italy’s Euro 2020 triumph alongside Mancini. When asked if the coach’s comeback changes the team's mood, the goalkeeper stayed measured.
"The spirit should always be there, regardless of the coach, because we represent our country. Every coach has different tactical ideas, and we are working with Mancini on certain aspects. I hope we can achieve some of the results we had in the past with him. We made history at the Euros and hope to repeat that."
Focus Shifts to the Belgium Match
With the game against Belgium approaching fast, Italy is putting new tactical plans into practice during training. The squad knows that starting strong in Rome is key for their Nations League hopes. Their immediate goal is to secure a positive result against the Belgian side.
- Competition: UEFA Nations League A
- Date & Time: 25 Sept 2026, 21:45
- Location: Stadio Olimpico, Rome
- Match: Italy vs Belgium






