WILLEMSTAD — Giovanni Malagò has commented on the ambitions of the Italian national football team, asserting that the squad should not confine itself exclusively to World Cup qualification objectives.

According to Football Italia, Malagò argues that Italy must set higher targets and should not limit itself to the minimum requirements for participation in the global tournament. His remarks suggest that Italian football should focus on a broader range of competitive achievements and performance standards.

In his statement, Malagò also addresses attention surrounding player Alessio Romano. Malagò indicates that Romano is not the only player of significance for the future development of the Italian team. This points to a wider discussion regarding talent identification and player selection within Italian football structures.

Malagò’s comments reflect an ongoing debate within Italian football concerning strategic objectives and the direction of the national team in forthcoming competitions.