“At the Lazio only two things count: Claudio Lotito and Claudio Lotito”. North Curve of the Olimpico continues its protest against the president of Lazio: in a document released two days after the demonstration that brought together thousands of people in the streets of the capital, the organized Biancoceleste fans made known their concrete requests to the current Capitoline ownership .
In the document, Lazio supporters guarantee “we will not leave the stadium empty”, but promise a sort of boycott of the club’s official merchandising, to cancel subscriptions to Sky and Dazn and ask “Mr. Lotito to put SS Lazio up for sale, we are tired of floating in the limbo of mediocrity which sees every year a nursery rhyme made up of a last minute signing campaign and players who have to embrace the ‘Lazio project’.”
The protest, in essence, shows no signs of waning despite the fact that the Biancoceleste management has filtered greater activism into the transfer market. In particular, Lazio is negotiating profiles such as Noslin, Samardzic, Stengs and Dele-Bashiru, to provide the new coach, Marco Baroni, with a more competitive team in view of next season. The banners against Lotito, however, stand out all over the world.
