Lazio lost 1-0 to SPAL in Ferrara midweek putting a damper on their Champions League push. However, after the match SPAL’s president, Walter Mattioli spoke about the futures of both Alessandro Murgia and Manuel Lazzari between the two clubs. Murgia? An exceptional boy has arrived,
Lazio remains in search for a left wing-back. Riza Durmisi, who arrived this past summer from Real Betis, has not convinced the Biancocelesti and with Jordan Lukaku seeming unable to recover from injury, and Senad Lulic who is now 33 years old, Igli Tare and Claudio
Lazio playmaker Luis Alberto has spoken to AS about the reports that Monchi wants to sign the Spaniard for Sevilla; upon the director’s return to the Andalusian club. Luis Alberto previously played for Sevilla, before moving to Liverpool, and reports suggest that a return could be in
Lazio continues their interest in Liverpool winger Bobby Adekanye. The latest rumors speak of an operation in which the Biancocelesti hope to sign the player to a four-year deal, worth about €500,000 per season. Meanwhile, the footballer, speaking to Voetbalzone, made a long confession about his
The International match between Portugal and Serbia had an important resonance throughout Europe. Many followed the game, including two Barcelona observers: Eric Abidal and Ramon Planes, well-known Blaugrana men, who were present at the stadium. According to Mundo Deportivo, the Barca executives were closely watching
Luis Alberto: the return of the prodigal son. In Sevilla, they all imagine it like that, but Lazio does not seem to be willing to give up one of their prized possessions. The number ten of the Biancocelesti is very tied to his hometown –
Lazio are said to be seriously interested in Tim Fosu-Mensah. The 21-year-old Dutchman is owned by Manchester United but is currently on loan at Fulham, where he has played in only 11 matches for the club in all competitions. Not only is Fosu-Mensah an adaptable player by
Romulo, who arrived in Rome on loan from Genoa in January, has not seemed to have completely convinced Lazio to exercise his buy-out option. A total of only three matches played and a cost of approximately two million euros to join the club, it is being
Liverpool’s Bobby Adekanye, who had been rumoured to have signed with Lazio around January, is now said to be very close to joining the Biancocelesti in Rome. The 1999 born striker has a contract expiring this upcoming summer and because of this, sporting director Igli Tare decided to strike
Wesley Moraes is a player who has been linked with a move to Lazio for some time; with interest stretching back to last summer when the Biancocelesti first emerged as suitors of the Brazilian forward. Wesley currently plays for Belgian Pro League side Club Brugge