Lazio Open to Loaning Out Baroni’s Pupil after Failing to Impress Sarri | OneFootball

Lazio are willing to listen to offers for Tijjani Noslin who hasn’t done enough to earn Maurizio Sarri’s trust just yet.

Following Marco Baroni’s Footsteps

The 26-year-old is a versatile attacker who followed Marco Baroni from Hellas Verona to Lazio last summer. However, their collaboration in the Italian capital was less fruitful, with the Dutchman failing to find his place in the lineup despite being tested in various roles. While his mentor has already left the club following a disappointing end to the season, Noslin could soon follow suit.

Tijjani Noslin Yet to Convince Maurizio Sarri

The Amsterdam native has been hoping to impress Sarri this summer, but he now appears to be at the bottom of the pecking order in attack, as Matteo Cancellieri has seemingly usurped him. Therefore, the returning Italian winger could be kept, with the Dutchman heading to the exit door.

Lazio Ready to Offload Tijjani Noslin

According to several reports in the Italian media, including Il Messaggero and Il Corriere dello Sport (via La Lazio Siamo Noi), the Aquile are open to offloading Noslin, and would even consider sending him out on loan with an option to buy.

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Despite being slapped with a transfer ban, Lazio are able to sell players, and have already sent Loum Tchaouna and Romano Floriani Mussolini packing. As for Noslin, the management cannot afford to sell him for anything less than €13 million, having spent €16 million to buy him from Verona a year ago.

Another Chance against Galatasaray?

In the meantime, the striker will be looking to make the most out of the remaining chances he has in pre-season, beginning with Saturday’s friendly against Galatasaray.