<text>  Inter Milan manager Roberto Mancini has revealed he does not like seeing foreign-born players on Italys national team. The former Manchester City boss was responding to this weekends call ups of Sampdorias Brazilian-born striker Eder and Palermos Argentine-born midfielder Franco Vazquez to Italys squad. Vazquezs mother is Italian while Eder gained citizenship through more distant relatives. Inter Milan boss Roberto Mancini thinks that players not born in Italy shouldnt represent the national team . Speaking at a Serie A meeting Monday, Mancini said:, The Italian national team should be Italian. An Italian player deserves to play for the national team while someone who wasnt born in Italy, even if they have relatives, I dont think they deserve to. Dozens of foreign-born players - mainly Brazilians and Argentines - have appeared for Italy over the years, highlighted by Omar Sivori and Jose Altafini in the 1960s and Omar Camoranesi during the Azzurris 2006 World Cup victory. Franco Vasquez of Palermo is eligible to play for the national side because his mother was born in Italy . Brazilian-born Eder of Sampdoria gained Italian citizenship through some distance relatives of his . 