Gattuso on Lazio's start and empty Olimpico
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Key points
- Lazio manager says he came with 'great sense of belonging' after Italy's World Cup failure
- Praises summer signings for accepting project despite empty-stadium protests at Olimpico
- Wants to improve attacking play in final third after three straight league wins
AI summary
Gennaro Gattuso has reflected on his move to Lazio following his departure as Italy manager, telling DAZN that he arrived at the club with determination to succeed despite the environmental difficulties. The manager, who has won his opening three Serie A matches, praised the players who joined in the summer for accepting the project and the unique challenge of playing at an empty Olimpico due to fan protests.
Gattuso acknowledged that improving the team's attacking output in the final third is a priority, noting the departure of Dia and the arrival of Gudmundsson. He expressed his dream of seeing the stadium full again, comparing the current atmosphere to the Covid period he experienced at Napoli, but said he respects the fans' decision to boycott.
Original headline
"L’Olimpico così mi ricorda il Covid", Gattuso dal tifo Lazio ai nuovi: "C'è una gamba frizzantina"
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