Italian football is in turmoil, with several issues highlighted, from protests to transfers. In Rome, more than 20,000 Lazio fans marched from Ponte Milvio to the Flaminio Stadium in a sign of discontent with the management of president Claudio Lotito. Amidst flags, chants and banners, the demonstration even attracted the president of the Lazio Region, Francesco Rocca, who appealed to listen to the fans' clamor. "This is not the time to insult, but rather to listen," he said before speaking, emphasizing that the passion of the Biancocelesti fans is at risk of fading.
In the market, Ivan Provedel's transfer to Inter appears to be about to be made official. After further talks between the two clubs, negotiations with Lazio appear to have reached an agreement, with the goalkeeper expected in Milan at the beginning of next week to undergo medical tests. Lazio will receive around 3 million euros, while the player already had a prior understanding with the new team.
On the other hand, Parma confirmed the signing of Franco Carboni, who joins the club from Inter, having signed a contract until June 30, 2030. Milan, in turn, is trying to advance the signing of Mario Gila, Lazio defender, who is a priority target for Napoli, led by former Rossoneri coach, Massimiliano Allegri.
Finally, Lucas Beltran ends his stay at Fiorentina and returns to River Plate, the club that gave him his first steps in professional football. After considering the proposal, the young striker accepted the offer from the Buenos Aires club, with the operation to be agreed between the two institutions for 7 million euros, in addition to 50% of a possible future sale. The business will be on a loan basis with an obligation to purchase.
