Lazio faces net-zero transfer market restrictions this summer
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 12, 2026, 10:10 PM
Last updated Jun 12, 2026
Lazio announced they will operate under a net-zero transfer market this summer, limiting their ability to make new signings. The club's financial struggles have intensified, with new Serie A rules reducing the acceptable cost-to-revenue ratio from 80% to 70%, which Lazio failed to meet. While they can buy players, their spending must match generated funds through player sales and other means. The club confirmed the situation via an official communication, detailing the restrictions imposed by the supervisory committee overseeing finance within Serie A.
- •Lazio must adhere to a net-zero balance for transfers this summer.
- •Club's financial issues worsened due to new Serie A regulations.
- •They can only spend using funds from player sales or terminations.
- •Serie A imposed these restrictions after Lazio did not meet financial thresholds.
- •Official announcement communicated the limitations imposed by the supervisory committee.
- 10:10 PMYahoo Sports — Official: Lazio Restricted to a Net-Zero Transfer Market
"Lazio will not be able to operate freely on the market this summer, as they must maintain a net-zero balance.Lazio Set for Net-Zero Transfer MarketThe club has been struggling to balance its books in ...
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