Roberto Mancini has returned as head coach of the Italy national team following a turbulent period for the Azzurri and the FIGC, according to multiple reports. Both sources frame the appointment as creating unease among some figures inside the national-team environment. The coverage focuses on the idea that, while Mancini’s hiring puts a familiar name in charge, it does not satisfy everyone working within or around the squad and its staff. The articles point to concerns tied to the circumstances of his return and the impact of recent events on decision-making and atmosphere around the national team. They describe disagreements or discomfort rather than outlining a single specific protest, and they emphasize that reactions are mixed within the Nazionale set-up. The overall picture presented is that Mancini’s reappointment comes amid scrutiny of the recent management of Italy’s football programme, and that some stakeholders view the timing and process of the change less positively than others. The reports therefore characterize the return as contentious within the broader team structure, even as Mancini resumes the role.