Olympico without fans as Lazio supporters declare rebellion against Lotito

SS Lazio fans continue their protests against the club's management led by Claudio Lotito, despite the team's perfect start in Serie A with three consecutive victories. The club's ultras have decided to continue their boycott of the team's matches at the Stadio Olimpico, this time during the clash against AC Milan today, Saturday.

Lazio fans gathered outside the training center in Formello to escort the team bus with motorcycles and scooters on its way to the stadium, before withdrawing and not entering the Olimpico, with fans heading to bars or their homes to watch the match together.

Fans have confirmed that their protests are directed against the management, not the team or coach Gennaro Gattuso, emphasizing their continued support for the players and coaching staff despite their absence from the stands. Even SS Lazio's strong start did not lead the supporters to reconsider their stance, as the boycott has been ongoing for months.

The fans' condition for returning to the stands was clear and shocking, as they confirmed they are willing to engage in dialogue with Lotito, but only after the club president holds a press conference and publicly apologizes for the mistakes he made over the past 22 years. The fans stated clearly: "He must first apologize for what he has done over the last 22 years, and then we can sit at the table."