Lazio take on Juventus tomorrow evening and various figures from around Italian football are having their say on a tie which will likely be fiercely contested. Domenico Di Carlo, former head coach of Chievo, Parma and Sampdoria; currently at Serie B Novara, spoke to the microphones
On the 13th of January in 2019, Lazio will play their first match of the Coppa Italia in the Round of 16, due to their league position last season. The only question is, who will they be facing? The options are Pisa or Novara. Pisa finished
Gianluca Di Marzio claims Lazio left wing-back Luca Germoni has arrived to sign with Serie C side Novara on loan. The club would have a buyout option with the biancocelesti retaining a buy-back clause. Though Germoni was well-regarded at Formello, a lack of games on
Luca Crecco was left off the Lazio squad last season in order to register another unwanted player at Lazio, Mauricio, during the team’s injury problems at the back. Crecco has been having difficulties to convince Simone Inzaghi of his qualities. He also did not make
Luca Crecco is one of the players that is not considered part of Inzaghi’s plans this season. The arrivals of Durmisi and Badelj have not made it any easier to squeeze in. The “Lulic Light” midfielder has been training on his own during the pre-season
If one thinks of the untapped young talents of contemporary football, one can not forget Federico Macheda. Almost eleven years ago the transition from Lazio’s youth system to the Manchester United. Accompanied by the regret of the Lazio fans, aware of having missed the umpteenth Italian promise, and the corporate