Italy fans, mark your calendars! Caretaker coach Silvio Baldini is set to announce his squad for the upcoming June friendlies against Luxembourg and Greece on May 25, and there's plenty of excitement brewing. With the Azzurri already missing out on the 2026 World Cup, these matches are about pride, fresh faces, and honoring TV commitments—but don't expect a dull moment.

Baldini, who has stepped up from his role with Italy's U21 side, is expected to name a 25- or 26-player roster. The big news? A host of debutants from the youth ranks will get their chance to shine on the senior stage, alongside captain Gianluigi Donnarumma. The Paris Saint-Germain shot-stopper will lead the line, but other stars like Sandro Tonali might be given a breather to rest up for future campaigns.

The squad will gather at Coverciano on the evening of May 28, kicking off a week of preparation before heading to Luxembourg on June 2 for the first friendly. After that clash, the team returns to Italy on June 4, then jets off to Greece two days later. The final match takes place on June 7 at the Pankritio Stadium in Candia—a test that could reveal the next generation of Italian talent.

Meanwhile, Carmine Nunziata will take the reins of the Azzurrini for their own June friendly against Albania, ensuring the future of Italian football stays in the spotlight. Whether you're a die-hard fan or just love the thrill of new beginnings, this squad announcement promises to be a game-changer!