Lazio post €24 million net gain from 2026 summer window, figures explained | OneFootball

Lazio have emerged from the 2026 summer window with an estimated €24 million net gain, while reshaping their squad.

According to Calcio e Finanza, with figures adjusted after Alessio Romagnoli’s move to Al-Sadd, Lazio let Romagnoli, Mario Gila and Ivan Provedel go, adding Danilho Doekhi, Josip Sutalo and left-back Alfonso Pedraza. Up front Boulaye Dia and Petar Ratkov left, Andrea Pinamonti and Albert Gudmundsson arrived, and Davide Frattesi capped a net-zero constrained window.

Outlay on fees was €3 million, solely for Andrea Pinamonti, structured as €3 million plus bonuses towards €12 million on a five-year deal amortising at €600,000 in 2026/27. Alfonso Pedraza and Danilho Doekhi arrived on frees, while Davide Frattesi, Josip Sutalo and Albert Gudmundsson joined on loans with options to buy.

Sales brought in €42.5 million from Gila, Romagnoli, Provedel, Gabriele Artistico and other youngsters. Due to Real Madrid’s 50% sell-on on Gila’s €28 million switch, Lazio’s effective earnings from fees drop to €28.5 million.

The overall cost of newcomers, including loan fees and wages, is estimated at €36.5 million. Departures yielded about €60.5 million once salary savings are added, with exits by Romagnoli, Provedel and Samuel Gigot easing the wage bill, plus small loan fees from Ratkov and Dia.

If Frattesi, Sutalo and Gudmundsson are bought next summer, those obligations could weigh heavily on next season’s accounts, potentially curbing major signings unless sporting director Angelo Fabiani finds fresh solutions. Significant sales cannot be ruled out.

Source: The Laziali

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