Lazio season-ticket sales plunge to record low under Claudio Lotito | OneFootball

Lazio’s 2026 season-ticket campaign is on course for the lowest tally of the Claudio Lotito era, with only 4,600 sold so far.

According to The Laziali, the club reopened sales on 31 August to encourage late take-up. The extension has produced just over 200 additional subscriptions, leaving Lazio in the final week of the campaign.

In recent seasons the club regularly cleared 29,000 season tickets, creating a fortress-like backdrop at the Stadio Olimpico despite discontent with management. Anger over summer transfer policy, higher prices and long-standing grievances with president Claudio Lotito’s vision has prompted organised groups to withhold renewals.

The thin base of season-ticket holders leaves high-profile fixtures exposed to travelling support. For the upcoming meeting with AC Milan at the Stadio Olimpico, visiting fans have already bought 3,300 seats, close to half of the 7,500 individual tickets sold to date.

If the boycott continues, Lazio could face home games played in a subdued or even away-leaning atmosphere during key Serie A dates.

Source: The Laziali

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