The Laziali
·24 de julho de 2026
“Perfect Fit” – Doekhi Expects to Thrive at Lazio, Reveals Advice From Juventus Legend

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·24 de julho de 2026

After joining the club on a free transfer last week, new Lazio defender Danilho Doekhi has been introduced to the press.
The 28-year-old saw out his contract with Union Berlin before joining the Biancocelesti, effectively replacing Mario Gila, who was sold to AC Milan. Following Alfonso Pedraza’s unveiling, Lazio sporting director Angelo Fabiani introduced the Dutch centre-back, who expressed his delight at joining the Italian capital side (via La Lazio Siamo Noi).
It’s a pleasure. I’m very happy to be here. Lazio are a great club, and I’m here with my family. It’s wonderful to be at Lazio. When you’re a free agent, you receive a lot of offers. Then Lazio came in, and I felt it was the perfect fit for my characteristics. From that moment, I had no doubts.
Doekhi isn’t only renowned for his defensive credentials, but also for his occasional attacking contributions, having scored six goals last season.
I like keeping clean sheets and helping the team win matches. And if I can chip in with a few goals as well, even better. I’ve been quite fortunate (with injuries). I played every minute over the last two seasons without missing any time through injury. I’ve never had any major injuries. I take good care of myself off the pitch, I eat well, rest properly, and always prepare in the best possible way for the next match. I didn’t speak to any other players about Lazio, though.
Doekhi is confident his characteristics are well-suited for Italian football, especially after chatting with his former Union Berlin teammate, Leonardo Bonucci, who paid Lazio a visit this week.
I think I’ll adapt well to both the team and Serie A. A lot of people have told me that.
I spoke with Bonucci a lot. For us in Berlin, he was a legend. I asked him for advice about playing in Italy, and he was one of the people who told me that my characteristics are very well suited to this league.
Finally, Doekhi insisted that switching from Union Berlin’s three-man backline to Gennaro Gattuso’s four-man defence won’t cause him any issues.
That’s true, I’ve played in a back three over the last two years, but when I was younger I often played in a back four. I can’t wait to get started.
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