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FootballEuro 2024: Italy Boss Luciano Spalletti Sets 4 Strict Rules His Players Must Follow
- Italy will be seeking to defend the Euro crown ahead of the 2024 edition of the continental tournament in Germany
- Gli Azzuri head coach, Luciano Spalletti, has set out strict guidelines his players must follow during the tournament
- Spalletti's charges are in Group B of the Germany edition of the competition, along with Spain, Croatia, and Albania
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Italy boss Luciano Spalletti has reportedly set four strict rules that his players must follow during the Euro 2024.
Gli Azzuri are among the 24 teams participating in the Germany edition of the continental tournament.
According to SPORTbible, Italy are looking to defend the tournament they won three years ago when they defeated England's The Three Lions in the final staged at Wembley Stadium.
Spalletti's charges are in Group B of the competition along with Spain, Croatia, and Albania.
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The reigning Euro champions will kick off their title defence on Saturday, June 15, against Albania before taking on Spain on Thursday, June 20.
Spalletti sets strict rules for his players
In a bid to ensure his players are grounded and focused, Spalletti has set strict guidelines that they must adhere to during the tournament.
EuroFoot reports that Italy stars are banned from using a Playstation and headphones.
The players are also not allowed to use their mobile phones at the massage table and are banned from playing games at midnight.
A section of fans has shared their perspective on the rules, with some claiming that they are harsh and unnecessary.
However, there are those who contend the rules are important in Italy's bid to retain the continental crown.
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Football@TheFPLManual posted:
"No headphones? Come on now, I can't even listen to music."
@Yovssovph noted:
"No serious player will complain about these rules."
@ZimUtd added:
"Problem for some, not for others."
@tomboxe concluded:
"Lol. No problem really but if they don’t win after all this there will be banter."
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