There is certainly not a serene atmosphere in Formello. The farewells of Felipe Anderson and Luis Alberto and that of Igor Tudor fuel the discontent of the fans Lazio, announcing protests. But Claudio Lotito he continues on his way and reiterates: “I will never give up the club”.
Future Lazio, Lotito has no intention of selling the club
Despite the rift with the fans, the volcanic owner of Lazio has no plans to deprive himself of the club. He said it clearly in the interview given in the columns of ‘Il Messaggero’. “I am not selling the club, I reiterate that I will leave it to my son”. When asked if he received a ‘Arab offer of 600 million, Lotito he clarifies and responds as follows: “There is nothing true, for me Lazio is worth double. There are only 250 million in real estate, I really don’t think about it.” So, full speed ahead. With or without the support of the fans.
From Tudor to Baroni: Lotito’s promise to the new coach
The company couldn’t patch it up tear with Tudor: the difference in views on the squad to be set up pushed the coach to leave the white and blue banks of the Tiber after only a few months in which he achieved excellent results. We start again from Marco Baroni, who achieved a survival bordering on the impossible at the helm of a Verona team that came out significantly downsized from the January transfer window. Lotito thus welcomes the new coach, whose official announcement is only awaited: “I chose him because I believe in him. It’s not a replacement and soon everyone will understand its absolute value.” The president prepares to welcome the coach with a trio of shots.
Lazio, Lotito moves on the market: three reinforcements arriving
Lazio is destined to change its face, given that it will no longer have elements of the caliber of at its disposal Luis Alberto, Felipe Anderson and Kamada. “If all goes well, I’ll hit three shots right away” announced Lotito. Two come from Verona and, therefore, Baroni knows them well. It’s about Noslin and Cabalwhile the third name could be that of the young Spanish midfielder owned by Barcelona Cristo Muñoz López, on which Lecce is also present. The 2005 class of the cantera particularly stood out in the latest edition of the Youth League.
