Italy will once again be without senior defenders Alessio Romagnoli, Leonardo Bonucci, and Giorgio Chiellini for their Nations League fixture against Bosnia on Wednesday.
In this round of International matches, Alessandro Bastoni has stepped up from the u21s to feature in both games against Estonia and Poland, helping his country to record two clean sheets in a row.
They defeated Estonia 4-0 before the Poles were beaten 2-0 on Sunday.
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It is a lot to ask of Bastoni to play three in a row, but Italy can secure a place in the Nations League finals with a win, so don't expect Roberto Mancini to tinker with a recently winning formula.
Vincenzo Grifo and Moise Kean have returned to their clubs after picking up injuries while on International duty, which could simplify attacking selections for Mancini.
Manuel Locatelli started the last game against Poland and impressed with a 7.9 FC Rating, but could be rested for this one with Sandro Tonali given an opportunity from the start.
Giovanni Di Lorenzo recorded an assist against Estonia only to be dropped to the bench for the Poland game, but could be restored at right-back at the expense of Alessandro Florenzi.
Ciro Immobile is not currently with the squad after previously testing positive for coronavirus.
Predicted Italy XI v Bosnia
Andrea Belotti 
Nicolò Barella 
Gianluigi Donnarumma 
Lorenzo Insigne 
Sandro Tonali 
Chelsea 
Juventus 
Milan 
Inter 
Napoli 
