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Lazio has definitely changed its skin and face in the last summer transfer window and there are numerous players who have arrived in the Biancocelesti reality on loan, but who have foreseen a right of redemption in order to remain permanently in the capital. With one peculiarity: all of these do not have a simple right, but rather an obligation to redeem subject to certain conditions. For almost everyone, qualification for a European cup. The coup certainly seems to be Nuno Tavares, protagonist with assists at the start of the season and potential new Biancocelesti with just 5 million euros. Boulaye Dia’s stay is almost a given, for which another 11 million will be needed, while 4 will be needed for two players who are not yet on the front line but potentially important such as Samuel Gigot and Fisayo Dele-Bashiru. Instead, the two Juventus players Luca Pellegrini and Nicolò Rovella were taken two summers ago, but with a redemption set for June 2025, for a total amount of over 20 million euros.
On the exit side, Lazio will observe Bologna’s progress in the championship: in the event of qualification for a European cup, Nicolò Casale’s redemption will be triggered for just under 7 million. Fiorentina can make Danilo Cataldi theirs by paying 4 million, Parma needs double to buy Matteo Cancellieri outright. Then many minor exits: from Marcos Antonio, on whom Sao Paulo has a conditional obligation, up to Mohamed Fares, Sana Fernandes and Floriani Mussolini.
Incoming
Samuel Gigot: conditional redemption obligation, 0.5 million euros plus 3 million bonuses.
Nuno Tavares: conditional redemption obligation, 5 million euros.
Fisayo Dele-Bashiru: conditional redemption obligation, 3.7 million euros.
Boulaye Dia: conditional redemption obligation, 11.3 million euros.
Nicolò Rovella: conditional redemption obligation, 17 million euros.
Luca Pellegrini: redemption obligation, 4 million euros.
Outgoing
Nicolò Casale: conditional redemption obligation, 6.5 million euros.
Danilo Cataldi: right of redemption, 4 million euros.
Matteo Cancellieri: right of redemption, 8 million euros.
Marcos Antonio: conditional redemption obligation, 5 million euros.
Mohamed Fares: right of redemption.
Sana Fernandes: right of redemption and counter-ransom.
Marco Bertini: right of redemption and counter-ransom.
Romano Floriani Mussolini: right of redemption and counter-ransom.