Lazio are bracing themselves for what should be an eventful summer transfer campaign, as some of their players could end up in the Premier League.
The 2025/26 season proved to be one of the club’s most challenging years in recent memory. Between transfer bans, squad downsizing, injury crises, refereeing blunders, fan protests, and internal conflicts, it almost felt as if the entire universe was conspiring against the Aquile.
And the worst part is that the upcoming season doesn’t promise to be significantly better, as the club continues to sell some of its most important players. Alessio Romagnoli will join Al-Sadd, while Ivan Provedel is on his way to Inter Milan, while several others could be offered an escape rope from the Premier League, and based on the status quo, they couldn’t be blamed for considering it.
After all, the English top flight is the most exciting league in the world, top to bottom, and it certainly pays the best. The EPL is also the most anticipated domestic league among football fans. As soon as next season’s schedule was announced, the most prominent platforms covering Premier League betting in the UK were already buzzing with punters eager to place wagers on August’s fixtures.
As for Lazio fans, they might spot some familiar faces while watching the EPL next season. Although Taty Castellanos and Loum Tchaouna both suffered relegation with West Ham and Burnley, other Lazio players could suit, as five of them are already being linked with English clubs.
Matteo Cancellieri
In January, Matteo Cancellieri was heavily linked with a move to Brentford, but it didn’t materialize. The Italian winger isn’t expected to be part of Gennaro Gattuso’s plans, as the new manager favor Gustav Isaksen on the right wing. However, it remains to be seen if the Bees are still interested.
Fisayo Dele-Bashiru
Fisayo Dele-Bashiru to Manchester United was one of the most surprising links of the summer thus far, but it was reported by one of the UK’s most reliable sources, Sky Sports.
While a move to Old Trafford remains highly unlikely, the Nigerian midfielder might have other suitors in England, given his past at Man City and Sheffield Wednesday.
Mario Gila
Napoli may have an agreement on personal terms with Mario Gila, but unless they can close the significant gap with Lazio, they risk getting splashed out of the water by Premier League clubs, particularly Brighton and Bournemouth.
Luca Pellegrini
With Alfsonso Pedraza coming in, Luca Pellegrini has become surplus to requirements at Lazio. Luckily for the 27-year-old left-back, he has several suitors in Italy, while the newly-promoted Hull City have reportedly enquired about his services.