Federico Gatti, who used to be a bricklayer a few years ago, helped Italy keep a clean sheet against England last weekend - and is now in contention for a breakthrough at Juventus.
The Three Lions played out a 0-0 draw against the European champions at Molineux and Gatti made his debut in the Azzurri colours. Juventus bought the defender from Serie B side Frosinone for £7.7million back in January before loaning him out back to the club.
His impressive spell at the club last season prompted an international call-up - something he would not have dreamt of five years ago when he was working as a bricklayer to make a living. "Five years ago I was a bricklayer playing non-league, now I’m an international star set for amazing Juventus transfer," Gatti told RAI Sport.
