Lazio eye Insigne Serie A return, talks in progress | OneFootball

Lorenzo Insigne has been in Rome since Saturday, officially for personal reasons, but his presence in the capital has inevitably reignited transfer rumors. This was revealed by today’s edition of the Corriere dello Sport, according to which the former Napoli captain could really wear the Lazio jersey. The 1991-born player has put the other offers he received in recent weeks on hold: his priority is to return to Italy and, above all, to work again with Maurizio Sarri, who still considers him a player of absolute value. Not even the possible coexistence with Zaccagni worries the biancoceleste coach, who is convinced he can relaunch Insigne in a decisive role. The turning point came at the end of August, when Claudio Lotito, on vacation in Cortina, met with Insigne’s agent, Vincenzo D’Amico. Since then, contacts have become more frequent and now a decisive meeting is awaited.

Formula and Obstacles

The proposed contract would mirror that of Pedro: one year plus an option until 2027, with a salary of at least 2 million euros. The sticking point remains economic feasibility: Lazio is still bound by the restrictions imposed by Covisoc, with an update expected between mid and late November. If the restrictions are lifted, the biancoceleste club will be able to move freely as early as January; otherwise, it will be forced to make zero-balance operations. In the meantime, given his status as a free agent, Insigne could even ask to train at Formello while waiting for a possible signing.

National Team Goal

After his experience in Toronto and the lucrative contracts overseas, Insigne, at 34, wants to prove he is still competitive. His stated goal is to win back the national team jersey, taking advantage of a possible return to Serie A to relaunch himself. In the coming days, it will become clear whether the biancoceleste idea will become reality or remain just a fascinating hypothesis.

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Felice Torino

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