Federico Bernardeschi, known as "Belle's Grandfather" by many fans, studied at a football school in Empoli as a child, and at the age of 9 joined the youth training system of Fiorentina, which had just been promoted to Serie B at the time, to receive orthodox football training. In the youth army, Federico Bernardeschi has shown great talent and is regarded by the team as the hope of the future; after being officially promoted to the first team in 2013, Federico Bernardeschi was loaned to Crotone, who was in Serie B at the time, to get more opportunities to play; a season later, the forward was taken back by the "Purple Lily" and promoted by then manager Vincenzo Montella, getting a lot of opportunities to play, and then wearing Roberto Baggio's No. 10 shirt in the following season. This shows the importance the team attaches to it, and Bernardeschi's performance has also improved, scoring 11 goals in the league in the 2016/17 season, becoming the team's second-place goalscorer.
His outstanding performance has allowed Federico Bernardeschi to receive the attention of European giants such as Juventus, Manchester United and Chelsea since his debut, and as a result, he was signed by Juventus for 40 million euros in the summer of 2017. However, after the Arrival of turin, the Italian rising star failed to become the main force on the offensive line, and neither under the leadership of Allegri, Sarri, or Pirlo nor other managers, they did not get a very clear position, sometimes as an offensive midfielder, sometimes as a left and right wing, and even as a defensive position such as left-back, and his growth and progress after the shooting seasons were not as expected, and gradually he was no longer regarded as the supernova of the past.
Since becoming an Italian international in March 2016, Federico Bernardeschi has been a regular inductee for the Italian national team, especially when Mancini took office as the manager of the Italian national team, although the Juventus midfielder did not have a good time in the team, but it did not affect his chances of selection, perhaps it is Mancini who sees the plasticity of his ability to play multiple positions in the midfield, which helps to strengthen the flexibility of the team's offensive line, coupled with excellent transmission organization and post-attack ability, Let him get mancini's weight and be selected for this year's European Championship.
Although Federico Bernardeschi was only regarded as a substitute for the entire European Championship, from time to time Mancini was sent in the second half, and was selected for the final group match against Wales, and with excellent set-piece handling ability, handed over an assist to allow Atalanta midfielder Matteo Pesina to score the only goal of the game; by the quarter-finals against Spain and the final against England, the Juventus midfielder had the main shot into the net in the penalty shootout, helping the team to beat the opponent in succession. The success of winning the championship and returning, its credit should not be underestimated.