With Maurizio Sarri’s appointment, Lazio wing-back Manuel Lazzari may be sold to Simone Inzaghi’s Inter.
As reported by Italian newspaper La Gazzetta dello Sport (via LazioNews24) earlier today, the 27-year-old Italian would become a spare part should Sarri become the Biancocelesti’s new head coach, as the 62-year-old Italian rarely deviates from a back four, leaving no room for Lazzari.
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The former SPAL man is a right wing-back by trade, and would likely struggle to match Sarri’s expectations of a right-back, and so could be sold in order to generate some cash.
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Inter are looking for a replacement for Achraf Hakimi, who seems destined to leave Milan this summer with the Nerazzurri desperate to resolve their precarious financial situation, and Inzaghi may decide to be reunited with Lazzari.
The 27-year-old Italian, who is contracted the Roman club until 2024, has an estimated market value of around €20 million.
