Lazio transfer chaos: Sarri wants Insigne despite club resistance | OneFootball

Lazio and Maurizio Sarri are facing a complex transfer market phase, amidst uncertainties about the purchasing policy and internal disagreements between the coach and management.

Lazio, market chaos: Sarri insists on Insigne despite the club's resistance

The Tuscan coach is waiting to understand if the Commission will grant full approval for new signings or if they will proceed with a partial market, made possible by the sales of Tchaouna and Casale.

Meanwhile, some targets identified by Sarri are becoming difficult to reach: among them are Simic, Fabbian – for whom Bologna demands very high valuations – and the young Karetsas from Genk, subject to the same economic difficulties. The management, led by Fabiani, has already made it clear that, regardless of the Commission's decisions, the market must remain low-profile, in line with the containment and rejuvenation policy of the squad desired by Claudio Lotito.

Despite these limitations, Maurizio Sarri continues to push to bring Lorenzo Insigne to Rome, the former Napoli talent, who has expressed enthusiasm in reuniting with the coach and joining the biancoceleste project. However, the coach's request clashes with the club's strategy: investing in an experienced player like Insigne would be contrary to the goal of rejuvenating the team and containing expenses.

The main issue remains the divergence between Sarri's technical ambitions and the club's guidelines, which aim to build a sustainable and competitive team in the long term. Lazio's priority in the coming days will be to clarify the room for maneuver in the market and define strategies compatible with both the coach's needs and the club's financial policy.

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