The fans of Lazio are unhappy with the club's president, Claudio Lotito, who has been in charge since 2004. As a result, they have been boycotting the team, refusing to buy season tickets. This has led to a significant drop in ticket sales, with a decline of over 90%. The fans are trying to put pressure on Lotito to make changes, both financially and socially.
The boycott has been ongoing for years, but it has taken extreme proportions this season. At Lazio's last home game against Parma, only 14,000 fans were in attendance, despite the stadium having a capacity of over 70,000. However, the fans do turn out in large numbers for away games, such as the 2-6 win against Sassuolo, where over 10,000 Lazio supporters were present.
The fans are unhappy with Lotito's policy, which they see as lacking ambition. They are particularly upset about the sale of key players such as Ciro Immobile, Sergej Milinkovic-Savic, and Felipe Anderson. They feel that the club is not bringing in enough quality players to replace them. The fans have tried to negotiate with Lotito, but their efforts have been rejected. For now, the boycott continues, with the fans staying away from the Stadio Olimpico until Lotito leaves.
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