Alessandro Florenzi

We'd think he'd be a good pilot, if he ever chooses to be one. He's got a cool head on him.

Although he spent time at Atletico Acilia and Lodigiani, he is considered to be Roma's product. It is his boyhood club. He graduated from their academy and debuted for the capital side in 2011. A year-long loan spell at Crotone in Serie B was all the time he had spent away from them until now. With the Euro 2020 on the back of this mind, this lively right-back decided to move to Spain for playing time. Lackadaisical is not a word that you'd ever associate with this player. He's one of Roma's captains, but of late, the opportunities in the first team have become sparse, which is why he decided to come to Valencia until the end of the season. Considered to be a reliable player, he's known for his acceleration. This lets him play on the wing too if the team demands it. He's also capable of playing in the middle of the ground due to his excellent technique. He's also an efficient passer and a decent crosser of the ball. This team player will have a lot to think about come summer, but for now, he's committed to being a member of Valencia's squad. He's a full-time member of the Italian national team and has been one since 2012. He has also played in the Under-20 and Under-21 teams for the Azzurri.