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11 hours ago
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Marco Baroni exits Lazio, Sarri set for return
Marco Baroni is no longer the coach of Lazio. After a disappointing season, which ended with the failure to qualify for the European cups, Lazio announced their separation from the coach, who arrived on the Biancocelesti bench last summer. Advertisement The club announced it through an official statement on their website. 'S.S. Lazio thanks Marco Baroni for the professionalism and commitment shown at the helm of the First Team. The Club wishes the coach the best of luck in his career. Thank you Mister' – it reads. Taking the place of the former Lecce and Hellas Verona coach on the Lazio bench will be Maurizio Sarri.
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6 days ago
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Sky: Lazio make offer for Sarri's return
Sky Sport Italia reports that Lazio want Maurizio Sarri's return and have offered their former coach a €2.8m-a-year deal until 2027. Lazio are pushing for Sarri's return to their bench and have already made an offer to their former boss, according to Sky Sport Italia. Advertisement The Tuscan tactician resigned as Lazio's coach in March 2024 and has been without a club since. How much have Lazio offered for Sarri's return? MUNICH, GERMANY – MARCH 04: SS Lazio head coach Maurizio Sarri attends during the press conference at the Allianz Arena on March 04, 2024 in Munich, Germany. (Photo by Marco Rosi –) Sarri, a 2020 Serie A winner with Juventus, later explained he had left Lazio last year mostly for personal reasons. According to Sky Sport Italia, Lazio have now offered Sarri a €2.8m-a-year contract until 2027. The Italian broadcasters claim that talks between the two parties are 'ongoing' with Lazio pushing to finalise the deal. Lazio replaced Sarri with Igor Tudor last season, but the Croat didn't remain at the helm for the 2024-25 campaign, prompting the Biancocelesti to hire Marco Baroni. Advertisement The latter collected excellent results in the first part of the season, but was ultimately eliminated from the Europa League quarter-finals and finished the Serie A campaign outside a European placement. Baroni is under contract until 2026, but the Biancocelesti are expected to terminate the agreement with their coach in the coming days.
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6 days ago
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Maurizio Sarri close to Lazio return
Maurizio Sarri is in talks to join Lazio one more time. After leaving the Biancocelesti in 2024, the Italian technician is now tipped to replace Marco Baroni as head coach of Lazio. According to Gianluca Di Marzio of Sky Sport, Sarri – who had been also linked with Roma in recent weeks – is in advanced negotiations with Claudio Lotito. The ex-Napoli boss is expected to sign a two-year contract worth 3 million euros.
Yahoo
26-05-2025
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⚔️Roma-Lazio, paths diverge: Ranieri crowned, Lazio in crisis, what next...
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here. The recently concluded Serie A championship offered many battles within battles. Comebacks, collapses, positive moments, and others with negative cycles that seemed endless. The rivalry intensifies when two eternal city rivals like Roma and Lazio are compared. The flop of the Biancocelesti, out of everything, is magnified by the epic comeback of the Giallorossi. The journey made by Claudio Ranieri, who succeeded Daniele De Rossi and Ivan Juric, is on the verge of legendary. Being at the center of the news for being close to the relegation zone and then, on the last day, standing for several minutes in the Champions League zone is an achievement not to be underestimated. Ranieri succeeded in transforming a devalued team into a sort of invincible battleship. Roma will participate in the Europa League, a European competition left as a legacy by Ranieri. The legacy of Sir Claudio will be enormous to take on, but Ranieri's presence in the club is a guarantee. Lazio punctuated its season with an opposite trajectory: starting off great after dominating the mega Europa League group, the Biancocelesti gradually lost their grip on all fronts until the bitter end. Baroni's team (heading towards dismissal), could not keep up with the pace of the European race, giving way, as mentioned, even to their rivals Roma. The Giallorossi, with great skill, caught up, overtook, and distanced Lazio, contributing to their exclusion from European competitions. 📸 ANDREAS SOLARO - AFP or licensors
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19-05-2025
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🫣 Arna misses from close range, title decided as in 2022
This article was translated into English by Artificial Intelligence. You can read the original version in 🇮🇹 here. The face of Nerazzurri's despair is that of Marko Arnautović. The Austrian's glaring miss at 90'+4 left the entire San Siro in disbelief, ready to experience another crazy and exciting finale like against Barcelona. Advertisement But no, this time in the center area there was no Acerbi, but the former Bologna player who missed the ball from a few steps away. There, Inter's hopes were extinguished and the ruthless cameras went to capture the class of '89. On social media, it didn't take long for more than one user to recall the Fatal Bologna of late April 2022, when at Dall'Ara, Inter let two goals slip and effectively set the stage for Milan's comeback. A game decided by Radu's mistake but in which the equalizing goal for the Rossoblù was scored by Arnautović himself. 📸 MIGUEL MEDINA Against Lazio yesterday, the circle could have been closed, giving back what was taken and saluting as a hero. The truth, however, is that the feeling between Marko and Inter never came to be. Arrived last year, in two seasons at San Siro he has never managed to make an impact, except for last night - albeit negatively. Advertisement The Gazzetta dello Sport's comment was harsh, giving a rating of 4 for the performance against the Biancocelesti, adding: "A Scudetto in that chewed up ball, or rather no, vomited a meter from the goal. It will remain a nightmare for a long time." In a few weeks his contract will expire, which will not be renewed. A shame, for a guy who has made himself loved by everyone in the locker room. On the field, however, it was not the same thing.
