Monza coach Raffaele Palladino is convinced by the potential of Nicolo Rovella.

The midfielder has impressed this season on-loan from Juventus.

Palladino told Sky Italia: "I often talk to Rovella, he's a good boy. I dote on him and I'd like to give him something that remains with him for the rest of his career.

The gratification of a coach is to leave something with the player. I would like him to remember me one day for a good reason. I often give him advice on what to improve and where. He can improve a lot.

He made an impact from the bench. His growth path also passes through benches and substitutions.

He's extraordinary, the future of the national team. I complimented him at the end of the match. With this mentality, he can really achieve great things."

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