With Sarri Still Being Head Coach Of Lazio Next Season, Lotito Promises To Bring In 4 Or 5 New Players

Maurizio Sarri allegedly has no intention of leaving Lazio at the end of the season, despite widespread rumors and media speculation.  The Italian coach is now in his second year in Rome.

Despite months of speculation and speculations in the media, Maurizio Sarri reportedly has no intention of leaving Lazio at the end of this season.  The 64-year-old coach is nearing the end of his second year in the Italian city, which has been packed with ups and downs but has also clearly demonstrated the team's progress and improvement under the Italian coach.

The Biancoceleste are currently attempting to qualify for the Champions League and achieving this goal would be an important step towards the team's goal of continuing to grow under the 64-year-old coach, who, in recent months, has been linked with several positions in Italy as well as abroad, including those with Milan and West Ham.

As reported by Il Messaggero, it is revealed that the coach is pleased with the Biancoceleste and has found a symbiotic relationship with the president, Claudio Lotito, who has promised to bring in four or five new players in the transfer market next summer.

The coach, who is 64 years old, is currently planning the pre-season training sessions that will take place from July 11-28 at Auronzo di Cadore.