Lazio president Claudio Lotito is ready to intervene and inject some cash into the club before the transfer window closes.
As reported by Italian media outlet La Lazio Siamo Noi earlier today, the liquidity index is stopping the Biancocelesti from making any moves in the transfer market, as the ratio between assets and liabilities is far from the 0.6 required by the financial rules.
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Around €14 million are needed to fully solve the issue and allow Lazio to make new signings. This is a fairly large sum that president Lotito is hoping to mostly cover with sales.
Denis Vavro and Vedat Muriqi are the top candidates for a sale, and the Biancocelesti are also listening to offers for Manuel Lazzari. Lotito would then be willing to inject some more cash into the club in order to reach the €14 million mark.
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The €14 million total includes the money needed for the signing of Dimitrije Kamenovic, the renewal of Adam Marusic’s contract and allow the club to make moves for a new backup striker and left back.
There are only 11 days left in the transfer window, so Lazio are working hard to try and pull off some sales soon, with the club’s management desperate to please Sarri with their work on the market.