Born in a slum in the large city of Naples in southern Italy, 30-year-old Lorenzo Insigne, who has been training with regional teams and performing well in junior competitions, Lorenzo Insigne, who has tried against Serie A teams such as Turin and Inter Milan but was suspected of being too short and failed, was finally able to successfully join the youth army of Naples, a team he had supported since childhood, at the age of 15. With his great talent in the youth army, Lorenzo Insigne was promoted to the first team at the age of 18, but due to his lack of experience, it was difficult to compete with the main players in the squad at that time, such as Cavani, Ezekir Ravitch, Marek Hamsik and others, so he was immediately loaned out to kavisé, Foggia, Pescara and other low-group league teams for training, among which during the loan of Foggia and Pescara, the manager was the czech veteran Zeman, the attacking master who advocated attacking more than everything, Lorenzo Štěpánek. Insigne's offensive potential was fully exploited, especially in Pescara, where Lorenzo Insigne, Marco Villati and Quiro Inmobile formed a trident (Pescara Sanje), which helped the team win the Serie B title and advance to Serie A.
Since then, Lorenzo Insigne has been able to return to Napoli and gradually become the focus of the team's attack, and after the departure of midfielder Marek Hamsik in 2019, Lorenzo Insigne was officially appointed as the captain of the team, playing for many years, although he failed to help the team achieve the coveted Serie A title, he has threatened Juventus's supremacy many times, and has twice helped the team to become the Italian Cup winner, which is a hero in the hearts of Napoli fans.
Although Lorenzo Insigne, in addition to his own left wing, can also be competent in the right wing, forward, auxiliary and other offensive positions, and has a very skilled foot work, good at using speed and personal ability to break through the opposing defense, with personal ability to score goals, but also to pave the way for teammates, but compared to the team's steady development, the Napoli attacking player's career in the national team is relatively bumpy.
Lorenzo Insigne, who has been an Italian international since 2012 and played for his country at the 2014 World Cup and Euro 2016, was left out in the cold under former national team manager Giampiero Ventura, especially in the 2018 FIFA World Cup European Qualifier play-off against Sweden in November 2017, when Giampiero Ventura suddenly changed the formation to 3-5-2, Lorenzo Insigne lost his regular position and was able to play 14 minutes off the bench in the second half of the first leg. However, he failed to rehabilitate the team; in the second leg of the life-and-death battle, he was even more idle, and there was no chance to play, even if there was a scene where the veteran De Rossi angrily scolded to change and replaced Lorenzo Insigne to win the goal, but it failed to make Giampiero Ventura change his mind, and finally he could only watch the team miss the World Cup for the first time in 60 years on the bench.
When Mancini took office, a series of reforms were made, reusing young players and kicking open-ended attacking football in the middle of the midfield, with Lorenzo Insigne as one of the attacking centers, which liberated the offensive talent of the Napoli striker and helped the team successfully advance to the finals of this European Cup; by the Time of the European Championship, Lorenzo Insigne formed an offensive trident with Quiro Immobile and Domenico Bellaerdi, which was already very active in the group stage and scored a goal in the opening match against Turkey. Helped the team to win the opponent, and finally helped the team to qualify for the first place with a full victory and one goal.
Although in the round of 16 against the austrian brass wall, the diminutive Lorenzo Insigne was at a disadvantage in many encounters, failing to play the right level, but the team finally fought to the overtime to narrowly defeat the opponent to advance; in the quarterfinals against Belgium, Lorenzo Insigne once again had a high level of performance, the whole game continued to use personal ability and flexible positioning to make breakthroughs, repeatedly successfully opened the opposing defense, and shot a "world wave" before the half, helping the team to open the score, and finally defeated the opponent to advance to the top 4. He also defeated Spain in a penalty shootout to reach the final; in the final, when he met England, who had a home advantage, Lorenzo Insigne still performed hard, helping the team to finally shoot each other's penalties to defeat the opponent and successfully win the championship.