The organised Lazio fan groups refuted Angelo Fabiani’s ‘truce’ plea, insisting that their protest will continue until Claudio Lotito leaves the club. The Background The supporters have been accusing the Italian senator of looking after his own interests rather than…

Organized Lazio fan groups have firmly rejected sporting director Angelo Fabiani's call for a truce, declaring their ongoing boycott of home matches will continue until club president Claudio Lotito departs. Fabiani had urged supporters to return to the Stadio Olimpico following the team's 3-0 victory against Juventus in Turin, stating that empty stands were harming team morale. However, fans announced on Radio Laziale that their opposition to Lotito's leadership is non-negotiable and runs deeper than on-pitch results.
Despite the unrest and ongoing stadium boycott, Gennaro Gattuso's side currently shares the top spot in Serie A with Inter Milan after earning six wins and one draw in their opening seven matches. Supporters emphasized that while they refuse to attend home matches to deprive Lotito of revenue, they will continue to travel in large numbers to back Gattuso and the squad during away fixtures.
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