Loads, but then I live in Italy. It’s the Jack/Steve/Whatever name is top of the charts in the U.K. equivalent as it’s so ubiquitous. It transcends generations, I know several, from 60yo Lucas all the way down the generations to a 6 yo one. It used to be if you called out Luca in a bar or a classroom loads of men/boys would answer.
It does seem to be dying down a bit, in the last few years there have been fewer. Or maybe I just frequent fewer children.
Anyway, nothing particularly wrong with it, it’s just a rather dull name. I’ve noticed the upsurge in popularity in the UK, I’ve not seen the attraction but I suppose to non-Italian ears it sounds exotic.
Mind you, in Italy Kevin became popular for a while, as did Brian (in a variety of spellings) so what do we know?