Future increasingly uncertain for Luis Alberto to Lazio. The Spaniard spoke clearly in recent hours: “It’s been a difficult few weeks for me, with everything that’s happened. Project? I don’t know, but I know that this is my last season here, I won’t be part of it anymore. I don’t want to take one more euro from Lazio, I have already asked for the termination of the contract. I will leave the next four years to others. Rightly so, stepping aside from this club has given me a lot. The time has come to step aside and leave my parents salaries to others”.
The response from the Biancoceleste club is ready, in the mouth of the president Claudio Lotito: “He probably wants to leave for free. But no, he has a four-year contract, he’s a registered player. Bring him to the team that wants him, he demanded a renewal last summer, he’s the second highest paid player in Lazio, the contract is signed obliquely, he asks for more, he doesn’t show up for training camp, as you will all remember. And now he comes up with this thing, suddenly and without saying anything to the club. If he wants to leave he has to find the team he wants you buy it. Letting it go on a free transfer from a listed company means impoverishing the assets and I’m not crazy, the shareholders would kill me and they would be right.”
Now according to the French portal coeurmarseillais.fr Olympique Marseille would have started to sniff out the deal, with president Longoria having already explored the leads that led to the playmaker in the past. It remains to be understood what the value of the price tag will be that Lazio will demand and, as explained by the president, they do not intend to make discounts despite a now evident rupture.
