US EditionMaurizio Sarri Reflecting on His Future as He Feels ‘Betrayed’ by Lazio
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Announced on the departure by the Italian press after the ban on the recruitment of Lazio, Maurizio Sarri, according to his club, will remain in office.
Why Maurizio Sarri is considering his Lazio future - Get Italian Football News
Serie A side Lazio are never too far from having controversy around managers and new manager Maurizio Sarri is considering his future weeks after his return to the Roman side. The Biancocelesti failed to qualify for European football last season and as a result, their finances took a hit. Due to that, they are waiting for potential sales to unlock their incomings market. Even if Loum Tchaouna is on his way to Burnley, his sale doesn’t present La…
Maurizio Sarri Reflecting on His Future as He Feels ‘Betrayed’ by Lazio
Lazio manager Maurizio Sarri is reportedly considering ending his second tenure at the club before it even begins.The BackgroundThe 66-year-old was brought back as a replacement for Marco Baroni who endured a disappointing end to a promising campaign. In recent weeks, Sarri held several meetings with the club’s sporting director, Angelo Fabiani, in order to lay out transfer plans, but this project could be left in tatters based on recent develop…
Maurizio Sarri will remain at Lazio. A passing crisis that would have caught the coach Biancoceleste, attacked in the past hours by a strong discouragement due to the blocked market. Situation different from that presented by Lotito and Fabiani only a few weeks ago, when the Tuscan coach had decided to return to the bench of the team Capitoline. Sarri had requested three reinforcements (third, left half and center forward), without dealing with …
Lazio are at the Turf
When Burnley confirmed their pre-season schedule, it included a home fixture against a high profile club and that high profile club is Società Sportiva (SS) Lazio from the Italian Serie A. It will be the first time Turf Moor has opened its doors for a pre-season friendly since Cádiz CF beat us 2-0 four years ago and Lazio will be the first Italian side in opposition since the previous year when two Jay Rodriguez goals gave us a 2-0 win against P…
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