Maurizio Sarri is open to extending his contract with Lazio but some guarantees must be made.
President Claudio Lotito announced the 63-year-old Italian coach’s contract extension with the club at the Christmas dinner but after this everything went quiet after this, with no further updates. The new deal would extend Sarri’s stay in Rome for another year and improve his salary a little.
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As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport (via LazioNews24), a series of minor frictions between the parties pushed the extension back; Sarri did not like Lazio’s poor January transfer window and the club did not appreciate the inconsistency shown in some circumstances.
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Things have improved since then in the Italian capital however and now it’s possible for both parties to start thinking about the extension again, which would keep Sarri tied to the Biancocelesti until 2025.
Lazio want Sarri to agree to removing the release clause present in his deal that allows him to leave for foreign clubs and the Italian coach is asking the club for some guarantees ahead of the summer transfer market.
