Claudio Lotito rebuffs Lazio sale rumors amid fan discontent
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 7:20 PM
Last updated Jun 11, 2026
Claudio Lotito, president of Lazio, denied current sale rumors during a June 11 statement made in Rome. He emphasized his commitment to the club and dismissed indications of a possible takeover. Amid growing fan discontent and a boycott of season tickets, Lotito maintained that his legacy in football is significant, referencing his achievements with Salernitana. He insisted that his focus is on building a future for Lazio despite the unrest from supporters.
- •Lotito denies rumors of Lazio being up for sale.
- •Fan revolt includes a boycott of season tickets and home matches.
- •Lotito cites his achievements with Salernitana as part of his legacy.
- •He remains resolute despite criticism from supporters.
- •Lotito emphasizes a long-term vision for Lazio.
- 7:20 PMYahoo Sports — ‘What I’ve done has never been done before’ – Lotito defiant as Lazio sale rumours and fan revolt grow
"Claudio Lotito has emphatically rejected suggestions that Lazio are up for sale, intercepted in the corridors of the Italian Senate to reinforce an official club statement released earlier in the day ...
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