The Italy squad and Coach Roberto Mancini visited patients at the children’s hospital in Rome, inviting family and nurses to the game against Greece.
The Azzurri could secure their spot at Euro 2020 by winning Saturday’s match at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome.
Patients at the Bambin Gesù children’s hospital in Rome were visited by the Nazionale players and Coach Mancini today, bringing gifts and playing games.
The Italy squad and Coach Roberto Mancini visited patients at the children’s hospital in Rome, inviting family and nurses to the game against Greece.
The Azzurri could secure their spot at Euro 2020 by winning Saturday’s match at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome.
Patients at the Bambin Gesù children’s hospital in Rome were visited by the Nazionale players and Coach Mancini today, bringing gifts and playing games.
The kids also gave presents to the players in the form of a signed football and training bibs, which will be used by the team in the warm-up on Saturday.
Italy have also set aside over 5,000 tickets at the Olimpico for family members, patients who are allowed the day out, nurses, employees and volunteers at the hospital.
A phone number has been set up to allow for easy donations during the game against Greece.