
Filippo Volandri announced the five Italians for the final phase: Cobolli, Darderi, Musetti, Bolelli and Vavassori.
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Italy is the winner of the last three editions of the Davis Cup.
Cobolli, Darderi and Musetti for the singles, Bolelli and Vavassori for the doubles: these are the names of the five Italians called up by Filippo Volandri for the Final 8 of the Davis Cup. According to the regulations, Federtennis underlines in announcing the choices of the Italian captain, it will be possible to replace up to a maximum of three players, and any changes must be communicated by 11am on the day before the start of the matches, i.e. Monday 23 November.
Italy, winners of the last three editions, will make their debut in Bologna on November 25th in the quarterfinals against South Korea.
The call-ups, explained Volandri, "are as usual drawn up taking into account the positions in the current rankings. The next few weeks that separate us from Davis' new adventure will be decisive for me. With all my staff we will work to investigate the conditions of each player in order to define their availability, in order to be able to field the best possible lineup". Volandri reiterates his belief in "having a very strong team" that "can count on a large roster of players, made up of Matteo Berrettini, Matteo Arnaldi and Lorenzo Sonego in addition to these", invites the "large public whose enthusiasm has allowed our national team to open a cycle of victories without extraordinary" to support the Azzurri and "wishes good luck" to Sinner so that "he can return to us soon".
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