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Lazio shares jump 5% as sale rumours swirl

Shares of the Lazio football club rose about 5% on the Borsa Italiana, reaching €1.64 per share – the highest level since December 2020. The surge follows circulating rumours that club president Claudio Lotito may soon sell the team, with expectations of a market‑focused announcement before the end of the week, possibly during market‑closed hours.

Fans have intensified their protest against Lotito, threatening to forgo ticket renewals and to boycott the Olimpico stadium. The club finished the recent season ninth, and discussions about the redevelopment of the Flaminio stadium are being linked to a potential increase in the club’s valuation. No official confirmation of a sale has been released.

The speculation has also highlighted the club’s financial obligations, including pending payments for player transfers and a €11.3 million commitment related to former player Dia. While the situation remains unverified, the market reaction and fan unrest suggest significant uncertainty for Lazio’s ownership and future sporting plans.