DuTi: Italy is concerned about two young players of dual nationality, both of them currently play for the German youth team

October 7th According to Tutto, Italian national team coach Gennaro Gattuso and his team are paying attention to two dual-nationality (Italian/German) teenagers. They are Bruges forward Nicolo Tresoldi and Udinese center back Matteo Parma.

In fact, scouts have been paying attention to Tresoldi for some time, and as the case of Retegui proves, they are scouring the world for potential Italian internationals. However, no one expected Tresoldi to break out quickly in Bruges. He scored 5 goals in 17 games at the beginning of this season and his performance was so eye-catching that his name has begun to circulate in the market.

In order to witness his performance with his own eyes, especially against the Italian defense, Gattuso went to the scene to watch the game in person to understand the strength of this young man. Tresoldi also lived up to expectations and received high praise from him. In addition, due to his own characteristics, he is considered to be able to coexist with Keane or Retegui, the latter being the "golden partner" Gattuso hopes to build his World Cup plan around.

At present, Raspadori and Esposito are their substitutes, but it is the responsibility of Gattuso and his team to find out if there are other players who can help Italy. In this regard, Tresoldi is a potential candidate. He is 21 years old, has great potential and opens the door to Italy (if the rules allow it, I will be very happy if Gattuso wants to talk, I am very happy with the Germany U21 now, let's wait and see). Therefore, an assessment is ongoing as to whether he should be advised to change his status in order to be called up by Italy.

Similarly, Gattuso and his team as well as the Football Association's scouts are also paying close attention to the growth of Matteo Parma. The 2008-level central defender of Udinese also has dual nationality of Italy and Germany. He has been called up by the German U16 and U17 national teams many times.

Udinese coach Costa Lenjajic managed his development very wisely: starting him in two Italian Cup games (against Caleres and Palermo) and playing 45 minutes against Sassuolo in Serie A. At Udinese, everyone believed that they were developing a future gem.

Parma may become the core of the future national team together with Leoni, so his file has attracted great attention from the Football Association. Perhaps Gattuso will take advantage of the fixture schedule to have a chat with the youngster while the Italian is based in Udinese. Because there, not only Inter Milan, but the whole of Italy needs to find Acerbi's successor.