PSG-Flamengo at 18: three Italian stars and six with a Serie A past | OneFootball

At 6 PM, an internationally significant final takes place between Paris Saint-Germain and Flamengo, a match that not only offers a prestigious trophy but also speaks volumes about the increasingly strong bond between global football and Serie A. On the field, there will be six players who have made their mark in the Italian championship, both in the recent past and present.

PSG-Flamengo at 6 PM: three “azzurri” faces and six key players with a Serie A past

The spotlight is especially on the three players most connected to Italian football: Jorginho, now the midfield anchor and technical leader of Flamengo, and the Brazilian duo of Danilo and Alex Sandro, pillars of the team after years of high-level experience in Serie A. Three profiles that embody, through leadership and charisma, the “azzurro” spirit understood as the Italian football school.

The picture is completed by three other names familiar to Italian fans: Fabian Ruiz, who grew and was consecrated in Naples, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, a standout in the recent past of the championship, and Erick Pulgar, former playmaker for Fiorentina and Bologna, now a balancing point in the Brazilian midfield.

A final that goes beyond the result and becomes a showcase of stories, paths, and connections that also pass through Italy. Serie A watches from afar, but with more than legitimate interest.

Antonio Karol Giordano

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