[Official] Lazio's Victory Over Genoa Triggers Activation Of Guendouzi's Buyout Clause

Lazio have reportedly secured the permanent signing of Matteo Guendouzi from Olympique Marseille, fulfilling the conditions of the obligation to buy clause. The French midfielder, who joined the Italian club on loan last summer, has become a key figure in their midfield.

Guendouzi's transfer included a clause that required Lazio to purchase him for around 13 million euros, with an additional bonus of 5 million euros. He has been a regular feature in the team under both Maurizio Sarri and his successor, Igor Tudor, contributing three goals and four assists in 40 appearances this season.

His impact was felt in crucial moments, such as Lazio's victory against Bayern Munich in the Champions League last 16 and his involvement in the recent Derby della Capitale clash against Paulo Dybala.

Various sources, including TMW and Calciomercato, have confirmed Lazio's permanent acquisition of Guendouzi after meeting the conditions of the obligation to buy clause. This was officially sealed after Lazio secured at least a 12th-place finish in the Serie A standings, confirmed by their recent 1-0 win over Genoa.