Not really accurate. The Ottomans actually captured Otranto, and the King of Naples and allies eventually recaptured it, though with the Turks surrendering on terms they were allowed to sail away.
The Otranto attack was a very small affair compared to the full weight of Ottoman resources. There is little or no evidence that the attack on Otranto was the intended start of a full-scale formal invasion of Italy.
Though conquest of Italy was obviously a long-term objective of the Turks.
“There is little or no evidence that the attack on Otranto was the intended start of a full-scale formal invasion of Italy.”
Who are you reading? Might want to ask the Knight of Malta about that one...