Monza's Palladino Is Being Considered By Lazio To Replace Sarri In The Upcoming Season

Lazio's season remains marked by significant fluctuations, leading to doubts about the coach's capabilities.

The team experiences a cycle of criticism followed by praise, only to be followed by more criticism again. Maurizio Sarri's tenure at Lazio is characterized by inconsistency, lacking a stable balance. The first season was disappointing, the second impressive, and the third somewhat middling.

Lazio's success hinges on fleeting moments, with occasional notable victories failing to overshadow disappointing performances resulting in disheartening defeats against teams like Fiorentina, Bologna, and Atalanta.

While the Champions League victory against Bayern Munich, where the opposition failed to register any shots on goal, was exhilarating, it doesn't compensate for the team's inability this season to maintain consistent performance and results under Sarri's leadership.

Recently, tensions flared between Sarri and Lotito, with Sarri criticizing the transfer market and team performance, prompting Lotito to retort, urging Sarri to focus on work rather than words.

This strained relationship is likely to culminate in a separation at the end of the season, regardless of Lazio's potential advancement in the Champions League or success in the Italian Cup. The club is reportedly already considering Raffaele Palladino as Sarri's replacement, given his success with Monza and his promising coaching abilities, making him an appealing choice for Lazio's rejuvenation project.