The Giallorossi loanee hopes to maintain his impressive displays in order to force his way into Antonio Conte's plans for next summer's tournament
Stephan El Shaarawy has targeted a place in Italy's Euro 2016 squad after his impressive start to life on loan at Roma.
The striker has scored four goals in five Serie A starts since moving to the Italian capital on loan from AC Milan, marking a remarkable return to form for the 23-year-old.
He moved to the Italian capital after a miserable spell with Monaco where he failed to score in 15 Ligue 1 matches.
El Shaarawy struck twice in Saturday's 3-1 win over Empoli that moved Roma into third place in Serie A and extended their winning run to six matches.
And the player, who has endured his share of trouble with injuries, is hoping to impress Italy boss Antonio Conte with his form.
"I came to Roma to give everything I've got and give my career a turning point, but also with the aim of going to the Euros," he told reporters after Saturday's win.
"I need to keep playing well for Roma and if possible keep scoring too, then we'll see.
"I think I have [proved a point] because I came here after six months at Monaco set on giving my all for this team.
"Before joining I sensed the club really believed in me. I knew I couldn't mess up. I've made a good start but I have to stay focused and keep it up."
The deal keeping El Shaarawy at Roma is due to run until the end of the season, when the Giallorossi have the option to make the move permanent.
- Goal