Spalletti: The Real Italy Emerged in the Second Half Against Germany

Luciano Spalletti, the head coach of the Italian national team, expressed his satisfaction with his team's performance in the second half against Germany, after the Italian team managed to come back from a three-goal deficit to equalize, pointing out that the team showed the form everyone expects, despite being eliminated from the UEFA Nations League based on the aggregate of the two matches.

In his statements, he said: "Matches give us clear reactions, and in the first half, we were not determined enough to play football, which gave Germany the opportunity to impose its style and express itself both individually and collectively."

He added: "We realized well in the locker room that we needed to do more, and we exchanged some words between the halves. After that, the Italian team that everyone is waiting for appeared, and we delivered the performance we wanted."

He continued: "Our mistakes in regaining the ball cost us a lot, as we were losing it very quickly. We knew that Germany would pressure us hard, but I expected us to handle it better."

He concluded his remarks by saying: "We saw Germany executing corner kicks quickly, and we needed to be more alert. We shouldn't turn our backs on them; it's better to concede a goal like this to realize that these are not just theoretical tips, but practical applications that we need to benefit from in the future."