The Italian side made it to the final of Euro 2020 with some stand out performances, and it always helps to have a solid keeper between the sticks - something Italy most certainly have in the form of Gianluigi Donnarumma.
He's only young, especially as goalkeepers go, but the 22-year-old shot stopper has been on a meteoric rise since he first broke onto the scene at AC Milan as a teenager.
Donnarumma, who recently signed for French giants Paris Saint-Germain, made his professional debut for AC Milan at the age of 16 (16 years and 242 days to be exact) back in 2015.
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The Italy goalkeeper agreed to join PSG earlier in the summer, having become a free agent at Milan.
He was arguably one of the best players at Milan, and was the second youngest keeper to start a game in the Italian top flight.
A key part of Roberto Mancini's Italy side, the popular goalkeeper will link up with PSG team-mates and new boss Mauricio Pochettino after the Euro 2020 competition.
