Mauro Zarate firmly believes that Lazio have what it takes to finish on the 'front row' this season.
The 23-year-old Argentine striker got his side back to winning ways at the weekend, scoring a slightly controversial goal in a 2-0 win against Napoli, which brought Lazio's two-game losing streak to an end.
The Biancocelesti currently lie second in Serie A, just a single-point behind League leaders Milan after the opening 12 matches this season.
Mauro Zarate firmly believes that Lazio have what it takes to finish on the 'front row' this season.
The 23-year-old Argentine striker got his side back to winning ways at the weekend, scoring a slightly controversial goal in a 2-0 win against Napoli, which brought Lazio's two-game losing streak to an end.
The Biancocelesti currently lie second in Serie A, just a single-point behind League leaders Milan after the opening 12 matches this season.
Speaking at a local charity event, Zarate said: "We will stay in the top places in the table until the end."
When a number of little children demanded that he score in the next derby against Roma, which is likely to be in the Coppa Italia, Zarate smiled: "They have ordered me to do it, but the important thing is that Lazio wins."