According to what was reported by the editorial staff of Calciomercato.it, the name of Cesare Casadei is back in fashion at Lazio. Already last summer, the Biancoceleste management had tried to bring the young midfielder to the capital, without success. However, now the Lazio club would once again be interested in the talent born in 2003 to strengthen the squad and put his physicality and quality at the service of coach Igor Tudor.
Casadei, currently under contract with Chelsea until 2028, has endured a troubled season. On loan at Leicester until January, the Italian midfielder found very little space, playing just a handful of games. This situation has rekindled the interest of Lazio, who see in Casadei an opportunity to add a young and promising player to their team.
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The Biancoceleste club’s strategy to ensure Casadei’s performances includes a very specific formula: a loan with obligation to buy, including a buyback clause in favor of the Blues. This solution would allow Lazio to get ahead of the competition, including Juventus who had shown interest in the player in the past, and to guarantee Casadei an ideal environment to grow and develop further.
Cesare Casadei’s profile is exactly what Tudor is looking for to strengthen the midfield. The Croatian coach has already clearly expressed the need to add more physical players suited to his style of play. Casadei, with his size and technical skills, would represent an ideal addition to give solidity and dynamism to Lazio’s midfield department.
The negotiation will not be simple, but Lazio is determined to do everything possible to bring the young talent to Rome. An agreement with Chelsea, who could welcome a buy-back clause, would allow the Blues to maintain an option on a player they still believe in a lot, while Lazio would immediately benefit from his qualities.
In the next few days, the Biancocelesti management will intensify contacts with Chelsea to try to close the deal as soon as possible. .
