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In the quarterfinals of the European Cup, the Italian team suffered a complete defeat. In the match against Switzerland, Italy conceded in the 37th minute when Freuler, who played for Bologna in Serie A, outflanked the Italian goal. At the beginning of the second half, Vargas scored a shot, and the Italian team conceded another goal and went out 0-2. Do the Italian team regret it? Abandon him as the worst option: a nine-time champion and more reliable than Spalletti.
Italy won the last European Championship with a 3-0 win over Switzerland in the group stage, and were eliminated from the round of 16 by Switzerland. In fact, the Italian team almost went out in the group stage, and Zaccagni's equalizer pulled the Italian team back. In 3 years, the Italian team has declined too quickly.
Italy lost to Switzerland for the first time in 31 years, and coach Luciano Spalletti took the biggest responsibility. Spalletti did not bring Juve's main midfielder Locatelli in this European Championship, but called up Faggioli, who had just returned from a long-term suspension, and brought in Arsenal substitute Jorginho, who had missed four penalties in a row in the national team, and the team's midfield lacked control.
Under the leadership of Spalletti, the Italian team attacked dullly, and the players did not concentrate enough in the game, did not have blood, and played slowly. After the exit, Spalletti believes that the Italian team does not have enough time to run-in, and at the same time believes that Inter Milan won the Serie A early, and the players' psychological state may be in a relaxed state. Obviously, Spalletti has the meaning of throwing the pot.
Spalletti has had no top-level managerial accolades other than leading Napoli to the Serie A title. Italy should have invited Antonio Conte, who was at home, to coach after Roberto Mancini's departure, rather than Spalletti. During his coaching career, Conte led the team to a total of 9 trophies, including 4 Serie A, 1 Premier League, 1 FA Cup, 2 Italian Super Cups, and 1 Serie B title.
Conte helped Juventus revivenation, laid the foundation for the Juventus dynasty, and led the team to win the championship after coaching Inter Milan. Antonio Conte led the Premier League to Chelsea and Tottenham to a top-four finish. On top of that, Conte has had an excellent history in charge of the Italian national team, helping Civilians Italy beat Belgium and Spain at Euro 2016 and lost to Germany on penalties to reach the last eight.
Antonio Conte's three-centre-back system is particularly suited to the traditional defensive side of Italy, and Conte's coaching style is passionate and motivates his players. If Conte came to lead the Italian team, this European Championship would not be so embarrassing, what do you think?