Slipped to 9th place
After three league defeats in a row and elimination in the Champions League against FC Bayern, Lazio Rome coach Maurizio Sarri has resigned from his position, according to consistent reports from Italy. An official confirmation from the club was still pending on Tuesday afternoon. The 65-year-old, whose working paper would have been valid until 2025, is leaving the Serie A club after almost three years and 137 games with an average points average of 1.67 points.
It is said that the coach informed the club management of his decision in the morning. The reigning runner-up Lazio had slipped to ninth place in the championship (table). Sarri had recently shown himself to be anything but satisfied with the breadth and depth of his squad and publicly criticized it. The Italian said that the team was by no means sufficiently strong to play in four competitions. Lazio spent significantly less money on transfers during the former Chelsea and Juventus coach’s tenure than in previous years (statistics). Sarri made it clear that this had not always been in his interest – especially since he felt his wishes were not sufficiently heard by the club management. “When I asked about player A, they let me choose between C and D,” said the coach, who added: “It wasn’t me who decided on the transfer market.” Now it’s time for “everyone to have their own “Takes responsibility,” said the coach just a few weeks ago.
Pavard & Thuram in the top 10: The most valuable professionals in Serie A
Romelu Lukaku | Roma | Market value: €30 million
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-€5 million
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Stanislav Lobotka | Napoli | Market value: €30 million
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-€5 million
Frank Anguissa | Napoli | Market value: €30 million
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-€5 million
Malick Thiaw | Milan | Market value: €30 million
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Davide Frattesi | Inter | Market value: €30 million
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Ademola Lookman | Atalanta | Market value: €30 million
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Denzel Dumfries | Inter | Market value: €30 million
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Ederson | Atalanta | Market value: €30 million
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+€3 million
Charles De Ketelaere | Atalanta | Market value: €30 million
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+€5 million
Alessandro Buongiorno | Torino | Market value: €30 million
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+€8 million
Kenan Yıldız | Juventus | Market value: €30 million
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+€20 million
Christian Pulisic | Milan | Market value: €32 million
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Manuel Locatelli | Juventus | Market value: €33 million
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Ismaël Bennacer | Milan | Market value: €35 million
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Tammy Abraham | Roma | Market value: €35 million
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Federico Chiesa | Juventus | Market value: €40 million
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-€10 million
Mike Maignan | Milan | Market value: €40 million
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-€5 million
Fikayo Tomori | Milan | Market value: €40 million
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Adrien Rabiot | Juventus | Market value: €40 million
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Hakan Calhanoğlu | Inter | Market value: €40 million
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Teun Koopmeiners | Atalanta | Market value: €40 million
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Nicolás Gonzalez | Fiorentina | Market value: €40 million
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Joshua Zirkzee | Bologna | Market value: €40 million
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+€10 million
Giorgio Scalvini | Atalanta | Market value: €45 million
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+€5 million
Federico Dimarco | Inter | Market value: €50 million
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Benjamin Pavard | Inter | Market value: €50 million
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+€10 million
Theo Hernandez | Milan | Market value: €60 million
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+€5 million
Marcus Thuram | Inter | Market value: €60 million
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+€5 million
Bremen | Juventus | Market value: €60 million
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+€10 million
Dušan Vlahović | Juventus | Market value: €65 million
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+€5 million
Alessandro Bastoni | Inter | Market value: €70 million
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+€10 million
Nicolò Barella | Inter | Market value: €75 million
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Khvicha Kvaratskhelia | Napoli | Market value: €80 million
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Rafael Leão | Milan | Market value: €90 million
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Victor Osimhen | Napoli | Market value: €110 million
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Lautaro Martinez | Inter | Market value: €110 million
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