Italy national under-18 football team
Squad
Destiny Udogiecurrent
Antonio Cabrini1975–1976- Benito Carbone1989–1989
Giuseppe Favalli1989–1989
Roberto Muzzi1989–1989
Carlo Cudicini1990–1992
Alessandro Del Piero1992–1993
Alessio Tacchinardi1992–1993
Francesco Totti1993–1995
Marco Di Vaio1993–1994
Roberto Colombo1993–1994
Simone Inzaghi1993–1994
Alessandro Nesta1994–1995- Francesco Coco1994–1995
Gianluigi Buffon1994–1995
Morgan De Sanctis1994–1995
Nicola Legrottaglie1994–1994
Andrea Pirlo1995–1997- Cristiano Zanetti1995–1995
Gennaro Gattuso1995–1996
Luciano Zauri1995–1996
Massimo Ambrosini1995–1995
Nicola Ventola1995–1996
Roberto Baronio1995–1996
Tommaso Rocchi1995–1996
Fabio Firmani1996–1996
Fabrizio Miccoli1996–1997
Matteo Ferrari1997–1997
Andrea Cossu1998–1998
Enzo Maresca1998–1999
Giampiero Pinzi1998–2000
Manuele Blasi1998–1999
Antonio Cassano1999–1999- Cristian Zaccardo1999–2000
Gaetano D'Agostino1999–2001
Giuseppe Sculli1999–2000
Guglielmo Stendardo1999–2000
Massimo Donati1999–2000
Paolo Cannavaro1999–2000- Andrea Gasbarroni2000–2000
Antonio Floro Flores2000–2001
Christian Maggio2000–2001
Fabio Quagliarella2000–2001
Giandomenico Mesto2000–2000
Luca Antonini2000–2001
Marco Amelia2000–2001
Matteo Brighi2000–2000- Simone Del Nero2000–2000
- Tommaso Berni2000–2001
Alberto Aquilani2001–2002
Francesco Lodi2002–2002
Giampaolo Pazzini2002–2002- Giandomenico Mesto2002–2003
- Giorgio Chiellini2002–2002
Andrea Coda2003–2003
Domenico Criscito2003–2004
Emiliano Viviano2003–2003
Ignazio Abate2003–2004
Marco Andreolli2003–2004
Marco Motta2003–2003
Michele Canini2003–2003
Piermario Morosini2003–2004
Riccardo Montolivo2003–2003- Tiberio Guarente2003–2003
Alessio Cerci2004–2004
Andrea Consigli2004–2005
Andrea Masiello2004–2004
Antonio Candreva2004–2005
Claudio Marchisio2004–2005
Daniele Dessena2004–2004
Davide Astori2004–2005
Giuseppe Rossi2004–2005
Luca Cigarini2004–2004
Robert Acquafresca2004–2005
Salvatore Sirigu2004–2005
Davide Di Gennaro2005–2005
Lorenzo De Silvestri2005–2005
Sebastian Giovinco2005–2005
Aleandro Rosi2006–2007
Andrea Poli2006–2006
Cristian Pasquato2006–2006- Francesco Bolzoni2006–2006
Matteo Darmian2006–2006
Andrea Bertolacci2009–2009
Daniele Baselli2009–2009
Francesco Bardi2009–2009- Gianmarco Zigoni2009–2009
Lorenzo Crisetig2009–2010
Luca Caldirola2009–2009
Luigi Sepe2009–2009
Marco D'Alessandro2009–2009
Marco Davide Faraoni2009–2009
Mattia Destro2009–2009
Mattia Perin2009–2009
Nicola Sansone2009–2009
Riccardo Saponara2009–2009
Roberto Soriano2009–2009
Alessio Cragno2010–2011
Nicola Leali2010–2011
Stephan El Shaarawy2010–2010
Andrea Conti2011–2011
Daniele Rugani2011–2012
Federico Bernardeschi2011–2012
Gianluca Caprari2011–2011
Marco Benassi2011–2012- Nicola Murru2011–2012
Stefano Sturaro2011–2011
Bryan Cristante2012–2013
Danilo Cataldi2012–2012
Pierluigi Gollini2012–2013
Alberto Cerri2013–2013
Andrea Petagna2013–2013- Antonio Barreca2013–2013
Davide Calabria2013–2013
Federico Bonazzoli2013–2013
Simone Scuffet2013–2013
Nicolò Barella2014–2015
Rolando Mandragora2014–2014
Gianluca Scamacca2016–2017- Daniel Maldini2019–2019
The Italy national under-18 football team represents Italy in international football at the under-18 age level.
The team is controlled by the Italian Football Federation, the governing body for football in Italy.
Before 2001, the team was known as the Italy national under-17 football team.
Biography
Overview
The Italy national under-18 football team is the youth representative of Italy in international football, specifically at the under-18 age level. This team is governed by the Italian Football Federation, which oversees all football activities in Italy. The team has a rich history and has undergone various changes since its inception.
Historical Context
Originally known as the Italy national under-17 football team until 2001, the team has evolved to represent younger talents in the sport. The rebranding to the under-18 category reflects the team's commitment to developing players who can compete at higher levels, including potential future stars for the senior national team. The under-18 team serves as a crucial stepping stone for young athletes aiming to make their mark in professional football.
Development and Influence
The Italy national under-18 football team plays a vital role in nurturing young talent, providing them with international exposure and experience. This platform allows players to showcase their skills on a larger stage, which is essential for their growth and development in the sport. The team's performances in international competitions contribute to Italy's reputation in youth football, influencing the development of future generations of players.
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Career & Clubs
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Archive
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Identifiers & aliases
The Italian national under-18 football team represents Italy in international football at an under-18 age level and is controlled by the Italian Football Federation, the governing body for football in Italy. The team was known as Italy national under-17 football team prior 2001.
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