Italy coach Mancini considering AC Milan’s Alphadjo Cisse for upcoming squad call-ups
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14-second readItaly coach Roberto Mancini is considering AC Milan forward Alphadjo Cisse for the national team's next squad selections, according to Milanreports.com. Cisse has started the season strongly with 7 goals and can play in multiple positions, including centre-forward, second striker, or winger. His versatility and goal-scoring ability have caught Mancini's attention.

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Italy coach Roberto Mancini is considering AC Milan forward Alphadjo Cisse for the national team's next squad selections, according to Milanreports.com. Cisse has started the season strongly with 7 goals and can play in multiple positions, including centre-forward, second striker, or winger. His versatility and goal-scoring ability have caught Mancini's attention.
Cisse's ability to play in various roles and his effectiveness in front of goal are being evaluated for potential translation to the national team. The Italian national team coach is assessing whether Cisse's performance style with AC Milan can be replicated with Italy.
Milanreports.com indicates that Cisse's first call-up to the national team is anticipated soon, as reported by Milan News. The publication suggests that the inclusion of Cisse in the national team is a likely development in the near future.
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Alphadjo Cisse could be one of the major new additions to Italy's next squad selections. Mancini is seriously considering the young AC Milan forward, who has been the protagonist of a remarkable start to the season with 7 goals. A centre-forward, second striker or winger: Cisse can play in several positions, and this versatility, combined with his killer instinct in front of goal, has attracted the national team coach's attention. The aim will be to understand whether the unpredictability and freedom he has shown in the Rossoneri shirt, having previously played for Catanzaro, can immediately be transferred to the Azzurri as well.
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