He has to deal with a few more aches and pains than expected Marco Baroni in preparation for tomorrow night’s match against Inter. The finishing match that will take place this afternoon at 4pm in the Formello sports center will resolve the questions that have been taking center stage in the Biancoceleste since yesterday. In the first real training session after the Amsterdam trip, Baroni had to do without Patric, Gigot, Rovella and Dia, while Zaccagni, Vecino and Romagnoli did differentiated work. If all these absences were to be confirmed again today, there would be talk of an absolute emergency, especially in the central area of the pitch between defense and midfield. The first issue is related to the central defenders, given that only the Gila trained regularly yesterday. Patric came off with 20 minutes left against Ajax as a precaution, Gigot played the whole match and both, barring any surprises, should be in the match. As well as Romagnoli, even if yesterday’s differentiated work still calls into question his ownership.
Lazio, doubts in other departments
In midfield we are moving towards the recovery of Vecino, who will return to the squad after the injury suffered against Ludogorets in the Europa League, but is unlikely to play from the first minute. Rovella’s conditions are not a cause for concern, although they will need to be monitored in today’s training. In case of absence, Dele-Bashiru will warm up, fresh from four consecutive starts and growing exponentially, while Guendouzi is sure of a starting shirt. Captain Zaccagni trained with a noticeable bandage on his knee, which isn’t a concern either but he had already been managed with Ludogorets and had only played a few minutes due to a small problem that prevented him from being at 100%. Who is probably worse off Boulaye Diawho still hasn’t recovered 100% from his ankle sprain two weeks ago. Given the disqualification of Castellanos, Baroni would not like to give it up, but if the Senegalese doesn’t make it, Pedro would be the one to move as an attacking midfielder in the Biancoceleste 4-2-3-1.