Lazio urged to accept help as fan protests intensify, says Luigi Bisignani

Former Lazio official Luigi Bisignani told reporters that the club’s president, Claudio Lotito, should seek assistance to address the growing unrest among supporters. Bisignani highlighted recent fan protests, describing them as a “force action” born from a perceived lack of present and future prospects for the team.

He urged Lotito to apologize to fans and consider external funding sources, such as banks, investors or other club owners, noting that “the future costs to compete at the highest level require capital, structure, management and technology.” Bisignani also questioned the feasibility of selling the club and raised concerns about the proposed use of Stadio Flaminio, stating that Lazio is currently “not sellable for more than one reason.”

The interview reflects mounting pressure on Lazio’s leadership to modernize its operations and restore confidence among its supporter base.