Gattuso set to replace Sarri as Lazio manager

Lazio have parted ways with Maurizio Sarri, with Gennaro Gattuso lined up to take charge in Rome. The move comes after Sarri's second stint ended following a ninth-place Serie A finish and a Coppa Italia final loss to Inter Milan.

Lazio ended their relationship with Sarri after one season. His time in charge included a Coppa Italia final defeat to Inter Milan and a ninth-place Serie A standing. This stint followed an earlier three-year spell from 2021 to 2024 that brought a runners-up league finish before his departure for family reasons.

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