Lazio president Claudio Lotito may inject money into the club in order to unblock the liquidity ratio.
As reported by Italian newspaper Il Messaggero (via LazioNews24) earlier today, the Biancocelesti are working to sign two more reinforcements for coach Maurizio Sarri before the start of the season – Eintracht Frankfurt winger Filip Kostic and Bordeaux midfielder Toma Basic.
The only obstacle now is the liquidity ratio, which is completely blocking Lazio from officially making any new signings.
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Whilst this issue could be resolved with the sale of Argentinian forward Joaquin Correa, who is valued at around €30 million, Lotito is studying another idea just in case a sale doesn’t come off.
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The Lazio president may decide to inject money into the club, an important decision, but one that would resolve the issues with the liquidity ratio.
Lotito is not known for investing heavily in Lazio and so it would be a momentous moment, showing his belief and ambitions with Sarri’s project.