TuttoMercatoWeb: Lazio Have Sold Only 4,600 Season Tickets This Season, Lowest Figure of Lotito Era

According to TuttoMercatoWeb, the rift between Lazio supporters and the club is still reflected in the figures. Lazio reopened season-ticket sales on August 31, with the new sales window set to remain open until 23:59 on Friday. However, only just over 200 additional tickets have been sold so far, bringing the total number of season tickets to 4,600, a new low during the period of Lotito's ownership of the club. In the previous three seasons, despite continued protests against the club, the number of season tickets remained above 29,000, making this decline particularly notable.

The protest could also affect the atmosphere at the Stadio Olimpico in Rome. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, around 7,500 tickets have currently been sold for Lazio's match against AC Milan, with 3,300 allocated to the away section. This means that nearly half of the tickets sold so far have been purchased by Milan supporters.

Lazio now have only a few days left to try to increase this figure. The temporary sales window will close on Friday evening, but compared with the figure of more than 29,000 season tickets in previous seasons, the current gap already reflects the scale of the protest. A considerable number of Milan fans may be present at the Stadio Olimpico for the match against AC Milan, while a large number of Lazio supporters continue their protest against the club.