Lazio are reportedly looking to tie down Maurizio Sarri to a new deal until June 2025 as soon as possible.
The relationship between the Biancocelesti and Sarri seems to be flourishing in the Italian capital and La Gazzetta dello Sport reports patron Claudio Lotito is more than happy to commit to the coach.
The former Napoli and Juventus coach signed a two-year deal over the summer, but the Biancocelesti were already convinced then.
Lotito wanted a four-year deal with Sarri back in July and the results on the pitch have reassured the patron to revive the idea of an extension.
Sarri has started the work to rejuvenate the oldest squad in Serie A – with its average age of 29 – and the newspaper claims Lotito wants to sit down and discuss a possible contract until 2025 as soon as possible.
Lazio are currently sixth in Serie A with 18 points from 11 games and are preparing for the fourth round of fixtures in the Europa League against Olympique Marseille on Thursday.
The Aquile are second in Group E and a win at the Stade Velodrome would surely take them one step further towards qualification for the knockout stages.
Lazio, sempre più forte il feeling con Sarri. E Lotito punta a blindarlo fino al 2025 https://t.co/YSoQqF2RpC
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