Lotito plans to retain ownership of Lazio and Reggina while changing laws
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 21, 2026, 10:30 AM
Last updated Jul 21, 2026
Claudio Lotito, owner of Lazio and recently acquired Reggina, intends to maintain dual ownership amid fan opposition and regulatory challenges. He aims to amend Italian laws that currently prohibit such ownership, particularly as Reggina plans to compete in Serie D. Lotito previously owned Lazio and Salernitana simultaneously but had to choose between them upon promotion. He believes the former rules on multi-club ownership should be reinstated to benefit football in Italy.
- •Lotito has owned Lazio since 2004 and Reggina recently.
- •Italian law currently bars individuals from owning two clubs.
- •Reggina will begin the season in Serie D, a non-professional league.
- •Lotito plans to push for legal changes regarding dual ownership.
- •He previously managed Lazio and Salernitana until a forced sale.
- 10:30 AMYahoo Sports — Lotito Reveals Plan to Keep Lazio & Reggina: “One Step at a Time”
"Claudio Lotito intends to remain as the owner of both Lazio and Reggina in the long run, even if it means changing the law.The BackgroundThe 69-year-old has been the owner and president of the Italian...
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