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Graziano Pelle looks likely to start for Italy against Malta this evening and the man who launched his career, Delio Rossi, is pleased for him.

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Graziano Pelle's excellent start to the season for Southampton may have earned him the chance to lead the line for Italy against Malta.

Pelle was favoured over Mario Balotelli for a place in Antonio Conte's squad and the Italian press believe he will start this evening.

Italy beat Azerbaijan 2-1 in their last outing, but their strikers didn't find the net, instead relying on defender Giorgio Chiellini to score twice, as well as netting an own goal.

Simone Zaza is injured and Pelle may well be paired with Ciro Immobile in attack against minnows Malta, which is a good chance to make his mark.

For Delio Rossi, the coach who spotted Pelle at Lecce, the achievement will owe everything to hard work.

"When he was at Lecce he still had a lot of things to work on, but Graziano is one of those who is self-motivated and has earned everything he has achieved on the pitch.

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"I am very happy with how his career has developed. It goes to show that you get results in the end."

Pelle started his career at Lecce where he came through the youth ranks to play in the senior side between 2004 and 2007 before travelling to the Netherlands and AZ.

Was Graziano Pelle the signing of the summer? Paul WatsonPaul Watson wrote for Football Italia for four years before fleeing to the tiny Micronesian island of Pohnpei to coach the world's lowest ranked national football team. On his return he released a book called 'Up Pohnpei' in February 2012. A documentary called The Soccermen follows in early 2014 and a feature film of the book is in production. Paul is currently head coach at a new Mongolian Premier League club and is charged with the mission of creating the strongest team in Mongolian football history.

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+Graziano Pelle looks likely to start for Italy against Malta this evening and the man who launched his career, Delio Rossi, is pleased for him.
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+ Graziano Pelle's excellent start to the season for Southampton may have earned him the chance to lead the line for Italy against Malta.
+ Pelle was favoured over Mario Balotelli for a place in Antonio Conte's squad and the Italian press believe he will start this evening.
+ Italy beat Azerbaijan 2-1 in their last outing, but their strikers didn't find the net, instead relying on defender Giorgio Chiellini to score twice, as well as netting an own goal.
+ Simone Zaza is injured and Pelle may well be paired with Ciro Immobile in attack against minnows Malta, which is a good chance to make his mark.
+ For Delio Rossi, the coach who spotted Pelle at Lecce, the achievement will owe everything to hard work.
+ "When he was at Lecce he still had a lot of things to work on, but Graziano is one of those who is self-motivated and has earned everything he has achieved on the pitch.
+ SEE ALSO:
+"I am very happy with how his career has developed. It goes to show that you get results in the end."
+ Pelle started his career at Lecce where he came through the youth ranks to play in the senior side between 2004 and 2007 before travelling to the Netherlands and AZ.
+Was Graziano Pelle the signing of the summer?
+Paul WatsonPaul Watson wrote for Football Italia for four years before fleeing to the tiny Micronesian island of Pohnpei to coach the world's lowest ranked national football team. On his return he released a book called 'Up Pohnpei' in February 2012. A documentary called The Soccermen follows in early 2014 and a feature film of the book is in production. Paul is currently head coach at a new Mongolian Premier League club and is charged with the mission of creating the strongest team in Mongolian football history.
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