Giovanni Di Lorenzo [22]

Napoli can use Italy's European Championship success as leverage to go on and have a great season themselves, says Giovanni Di Lorenzo.

Reflecting on his triumphant summer with the Azzurri, the full-back explained: “Winning the Euros was an amazing experience that I'll never forget and of course when you win such an important trophy it gives you a confidence boost.

“Lorenzo [Insigne], Alex [Meret] and I want to convey that energy to the rest of the team and we really believe we can have an excellent season.” [...]

Lorenzo Insigne and Giovanni Di Lorenzo were involved in Italy’s goalless draw with Switzerland in their qualifier for the 2022 World Cup.

Insigne was substituted in stoppage time, while Di Lorenzo played the full 90 minutes.

Giovanni Di Lorenzo got on the score sheet for Italy on Wednesday night as the Azzurri cruised to a 5-0 victory over Lithuania.

The Napoli full-back started and finished the World Cup qualifier in Reggio Emilia, netting the fifth goal with a cross-shot ten minutes into the second half.

The game against Udinese on Monday evening saw Giovanni Di Lorenzo make his 100th appearance for Napoli in all competitions.

Giovanni Di Lorenzo scored for Italy as they drew 1-1 with Switzerland in World Cup qualifying on Friday night.

The full-back headed in Lorenzo Insigne's free kick to level the scores after Silvan Widmer had put the visitors in front at the Stadio Olimpico.

Di Lorenzo played the full game while Insigne came off after 80 minutes. Alex Meret was an unused sub.

The result means Italy remain paired with the Swiss on 15 points at the top of Group C with one game left to play.

Lorenzo Insigne, Giovanni Di Lorenzo and Alex Meret were part of the Italy squad that drew 0-0 against Northern Ireland in Belfast in the final World Cup qualifier in Group C.

Di Lorenzo played the full 90 minutes, Insigne was substituted with 68 minutes on the clock

After reporting to the Italy camp for international duty, Giovanni Di Lorenzo underwent tests which confirmed a grade two right knee strain. The defender, who has already left the training camp, will undergo further assessments in the coming days.

Se alzo lo sguardo, non posso far altro che vedere un tetto in mattoncini rossi che sbuca dietro la tribuna. Ci sono i classici schiamazzi da partita dilettantistica, quelli confusi che finiscono nel vuoto, che fanno eco fino a morire. Gli schiamazzi di Forcoli vanno a sbattere contro quelle case e tornano indietro. Non c’è molta gente sugli spalti, anche per questo mi arriva qualche voce: «Guarda, guarda, entra quel ragazzino».

Quel ragazzino si chiama Giovanni Di Lorenzo. Quel ragazzino, di 15 anni ma che ne dimostra anche meno, sta per fare il proprio esordio in Serie D. Quel ragazzino sono io. [...]

Gianluca Raspadori scored the only goal as Italy beat England 1-0 in their UEFA Nations League match. The Napoli forward was the difference maker at San Siro, firing in a belter of a goal in the 68th minute.

Jack played 80 minutes of the game. Giovanni Di Lorenzo also featured, remaining on the pitch for the full 90 minutes.