Who has the list of Italian players for this World Cup

Goalkeepers: Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus), De Sanctis (Napoli), Marchetti (Cagliari) Defenders: Cannavaro (Juventus), Giorgio Chiellini (Juventus), Cristo (Genoa), Grosso (Lyon), Lerotalle (Juventus), Santon (Inter Milan), Zambrotta (AC Milan).

Midfielders: Camoranesi (Juventus), D'Agostino (Udinese), De Rossi (Roma), Marchioni (Fiorentina), Marchisio (Juventus), Palombo (Sampdoria), Pepe (Udinese), Pirlo (AC Milan).

Forwards: Di Natale (Udinese), Gilardino (Fiorentina), Iaquinta (Juventus), Quagliarella (Napoli), Rossi (Villarreal).

1 Buffon Goalkeeper 14 De Sanctis Goalkeeper 12 Marchetti Goalkeeper 19 Zambrotta Wingback 3 Crisito Wingback 5 Cannavaro Central Defender.

4 Chiellini central defender 23 Leonardo Bonucci central defender.

13 Bochetti Central Defender 16 Camoranesi Forward 8 Gattuso Forward 15 Marchisio Forward Defender.

6 De Rossi Defender 21 Pirlo Defender.

17 Palombo Forward 18 Quagliarella Forward 20 Pacini Forward 11 Gilardino Forward

10 Di Natale Forward 7 Pepe Forward

2 Maggio Defender 22 Montolivo Defender.

9 Iaquinta Forwards.

23-man roster for the Italian team.

Italy Men's National Football Team Location Name Club Date of Birth Height (cm) Weight (kg).

Goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon Juventus 1978-1-28 190 80 Goalkeeper Marchetti Cagliari Feb 7, 1983 190 83 Goalkeeper De Sanctis Napoli Mar 26, 1977 190 Guard 86 Christian Maggio Napoli Feb 11, 1982 184 79 Guard Crishitto Genoa 1986-12-30 183 Guard 70 Defender Giorgio Chiellini Juventus 14 Aug 1984 186 Guard 76 Defender Cannavaro Al Ahly Sep 13, 1973 176 Guard 75 Bochetti Genoa Nov 30, 1986 178 Guard 71 Zambrotta AC Milan Feb 19, 1977 181 Guard 76 Bonucci Barry 1 May 1987 183 76 Midfielder De Rossi Roma Jul 24, 1983 184 83 Midfielder Simeone Pepe Udinese Aug 30, 1983 178 73 Midfielder Gattuso AC Milan 1/9/1978 177 77 Midfielder Marchisio Juventus 1986-1-19 180 71 Midfielder Camoranesi Juventus 1976-10-4 174 70 Midfielder Palombo Sampdoria Sep 25, 1981 177 77 Midfielder Andrea Pirlo AC Milan 19-5-1979 177 68 Midfielder Montolivo Fiorentina 18-18-1985 181 72 Forward Iaquinta Juventus 1979-11-21 187 77 Forward Di Natale Udinese 1977-10-13 170 70 Forward Gilardino Fiorentina 1982-7-5 184 76 Forward Quagliarella Napoli 1983-1-31 180 73 Forward Pazzini Sampdoria 1984-8-2 180 74

Italy coach Ritattoni announced on Saturday the squad for Wednesday's friendly against the United States

Goalkeepers: Gianluigi Buffon (Juventus), Toldo (Inter Milan) Defenders: Cannavaro (Parma), Materazci (Inter), Iuliano (Juventus), Negro (Lazio), Bonella (Brescia), Pesoto (Juventus), Koko (Barcelona).

Midfielders: Di Livio (Fiorentina), Asta (Torino), Zambrotta (Juventus), Zanetti (Inter), Tomasi (Roma), Tacinati (Juventus), Gattuso (AC Milan).

Forwards: Totti (Roma), Doni (Atalanta), Piero (Juventus), Di Vaio (Parma), Vieri (Inter), Marazina (Chevivo).

List of Italian players.

Position Name Club Date of Birth Height (cm) Weight (kg)Goalkeeper Gianluigi Buffon Juventus 1978-1-28 190 80 Goalkeeper Marchetti Cagliari 1983-2-7 190 83 Goalkeeper De Sanctis Napoli Mar 26, 1977 190 86 Defender Christian Maggio Napoli 11-Feb-1982 184 79 Defender Crischito Genoa 1986-12-30 183 Defender 70 Chiellini Juventus Aug 14, 1984 186 Guard 76 Cannavaro Al Ahly Sep 13, 1973 176 Guard 75 Bochetti Genoa Nov 30, 1986 178 Guard 71 Zambrotta AC Milan Feb 19, 1977 181 Guard 76 Bonucci Barry 1 May 1987 183 76 Midfielder De Rossi Roma Jul 24, 1983 184 83 Midfielder Simeone Pepe Udinese Aug 30, 1983 178 73 Midfielder Gattuso AC Milan 1978-1-9 177 77 Midfielder Marchisio Juventus 19-19-1986 180 71 Midfielder Camoranesi Juventus 1976-10-4 174 70 70 Fielder Palombo Sampdoria Sep 25, 1981 177 77 Midfielder Andrea Pirlo AC Milan 19-05-1979 177 68 Midfielder Montolivo Fiorentina 18-18-1985 181 72 Forward Iaquinta Juventus 1979-11-21 187 77 Forward Di Natale Udinese 13/10/1977 170 70 Forward Gilardino Fiorentina 1982-7-5 184 76 Forward Quagliarella Napoli 1/31/1983 180 73Forward Pazzini Sampdoria 1984-8-2 180 74

The list of Italian players is as follows:

Goalkeepers: Donnarumma (Paris), Meret (Napoli), Provedel (Lazio), Vicario (Empoli).

Defenders: Acerbi (Inter), Bastoni (Inter), Leonardo Bonucci (Juventus), Di Lorenzo (Napoli), Dimarco (Inter), Emerson (West Ham), Gatti (Juventus), Luis Felipe (Betis), Mazzocchi (Salernitana), Toloi (Atalanta).

Midfielders: Barella (Inter), Cristante (Roma), Jorginho (Chelsea), Manuel Pellegrini (Roma), Pobega (Milan), Tonali (Milan), Verratti (Paris).

Forwards: Cancelilieri (Lazio), Nyonto (Leeds United), Griffo (Freiburg), Immobile (Lazio), Politano (Napoli), Raspadori (Napoli), Scamacca (West Ham), Zelbin (Napoli).

Italy missed out on the World Cup in Qatar

Italy was beaten by North Macedonia in stoppage time in the World Preliminary Tournament play-offs, and was disgraced 0-1 and missed the 2022 World Cup in Qatar. This is the fourth time in the history of the Azzurri that they have missed a World Cup final, and the first time they have missed two consecutive World Cups.

After winning the European Championship in the summer of 2021, the Italian team was unable to maintain their strong performances that broke the team's all-time record. In the group stage of the World Cup qualifiers that followed, the Azzurri were unbeaten in eight games, four wins and four draws, but the attacking Italians only scored a total of 13 goals, which was far less impressive than in the European Championship.

Italy were held to a 0-0 draw by Northern Ireland after winning the final qualifying round, missing out on a direct chance to qualify for the World Cup finals in Qatar by two points, leaving themselves in the position of needing to qualify for a World Cup ticket through the World Preliminary Play-offs.

Italy and Portugal were placed in the same group in the European qualifying play-offs for the World Cup, and just when everyone thought the two teams would meet in the final of Group C for a place in the World Cup, Italy fell first in the first play-off against North Macedonia.

After the game, some Italian players lay down in the stadium to hide their faces and weep, which was the second time that the Azzurri missed the World Cup finals after their defeat in the 2018 World Cup, and the fourth time in their team history.

At the same time, this is the first time in the history of the Italian team that they have missed the World Cup in a row. Italy have missed the previous World Cups in Uruguay 1930, Sweden 1958 and Russia 2018.

2006 World Cup Italy National Team 23-man squad:

Goalkeepers: 1 - Buffon (Juventus), Peruzzi (Lazio), 14 - Amelia (Livorno).

Defenders: Materazzi (Inter Milan), Cannavaro (Juventus), Zambrotta (Juventus), Zacardo (Palermo), Grosso (Inter Milan), Bazagli (Palermo), Nesta (AC Milan), Odd (Lazio).

Midfielders: Camoranesi (Juventus), Gattuso (AC Milan), Andrea Pirlo (AC Milan), Barone (Palermo), De Rossi (Roma), Perrotta (Roma).

Forwards: Totti (Roma), Toney (Fiorentina), Piero (Juventus), Gilardino (AC Milan), Inzaghi (AC Milan), Iaquinta (Udinese).

Italy's World Cup lineup is as follows:

1. Head Coach: Roberto. Mancini.

2. Goalkeeper Mingshu: Meret, Donnarumma, Golini, Sirigu, Kragno.

3. Defenders: Leonardo Spinazzola, Lorenzo, Rafael Toloy, Biraghi, Bastoni, Emerson, Florenzi, Calabria, Dimarco, Zappacosta, Ferrari.

4. Midfielders: Cristante, Jorginho, Pesner, GCastrovili, Nicola Barrera, Verratti, Locatelli, Tonali, Zaniolo.

5. Forwards: Immobile, Belotti, Chiesa, Berardi, Insigne, Bernardeschi, Gianluca Scamacca, Giacomo Lapadori, Moyse. Keane.

Italian Football Club:

1. AC Milan Football Club, one of the most popular football clubs in Italy, was founded on December 16, 1899, the founder is Alfred Edwards, and now plays in Serie A.

AC Milan's traditional uniform is a red and black striped shirt, hence the Rossoneri, and they are the team that has won the most major continental and continental club competitions in the world, including seven European Cups, five UEFA Super Cups, two European Cup Winners' Cups, and four Intercontinental Cups and Club World Cups.

2. Napoli Football Club (Società Sportivacalcionapoli), referred to as Napoli, is an Italian football club located in Naples, the capital of the Campania region, founded in 1926, and is currently playing in Serie A, and the team's home stadium is at the São Paulo Stadium.

Napoli are a traditional powerhouse in Italy, having won two Serie A titles, six Italian Cups, two Italian Super Cups and one UEFA Cup.

The list of Italian players is as follows:

Forwards: Cancelleri, Politano, Scamacca, Raspadori, Alessio Zerbin, Wilfried Gnotto, Griffo, Alessio Zerbin, Immobile.

Midfielders: Jorginho, Tonali, Barella, Verratti, Pobega, Cristante, Pellegrini.

Defenders: Bonucci, Acerbi, Gatti, Dimarco, Dilozoren, Bastoni, Felipe, Troy, Mazzoki, Emerson.

Goalguards: Donnarumma, Provedel, Meret, Vicario.

The Italian national football team was founded in 1898 and has a brilliant record in world football. At the same time, there are many football stars who also come from this football team, such as Meazza, Baggio, Buffon, Totti, Maldini, etc. These footballers have made a brilliant career for the Italian football team, and now they are emerging with new strength.

In the 2022 Qatar World Cup European qualifying play-offs, Italy lost 0:1 to North Macedonia, thus losing the opportunity to advance to the round of 32. However, the glorious results of the Italian team will always be remembered in the hearts of the fans, and the above players will also regain the honor of belonging to the Italian football team.

Among the above players, midfielders Barella and Jorginho were part of the Italian squad for Euro 2020. Nicholas Barella is from Inter Milan and Jorginho is from Chelsea FC, and their shirt numbers are 18 and 8 respectively.

Goalkeepers Meret and Donnarumma are the Italian players in the 2021 UEFA Nations League competition, coming from Napoli and Paris Saint-Germain respectively.