"Lazio are beginning to worry about the future of full-back Adam Marusic, and his agents have apparently offered him to AC Milan. According to TMW, Maurizio Sarri is calling for Marusic's renewal, but the two sides are still far apart. This is because the Lazio defender has requested a long-term contract from the Biancoceleste, but Claudio Lotito has no intention of going beyond a one-year contract with an option for another."
"In recent days, the full-back has also been offered to Juventus and Milan, both seeking a potential squad option who has experience. Being able to play on both the right and left, the Montenegrin would represent a good option at a relatively low fee, especially since he'd be a free transfer in June. The chess game continues, with Lazio remaining confident of reaching an agreement soon, but a relaunch will be needed to reach at least two years without an option."
""I've always been confident. There are still a few weeks to go, and we'll address the issue when the transfer window opens. We know what we have to do; we've had a meeting with the president and coach, and we're working behind the scenes," he said. "There's a great relationship, based on affection and mutual respect. It's important for us to have Sarri on the bench; he gives us peace of mind. We're seeing results and improvements.""
Lazio face uncertainty over full-back Adam Marusic after his agents offered him to AC Milan and other clubs. Maurizio Sarri wants Marusic renewed, but negotiations stall because Marusic requests a long-term contract while president Claudio Lotito prefers a one-year deal with an option. The player has been proposed to Juventus and Milan as an experienced, versatile option able to play both flanks. Marusic would be a low-cost acquisition given his free transfer status in June. Lazio remain confident about reaching terms but acknowledge a relaunch will be needed to secure at least two years. Sporting director Angelo Fabiani expressed confidence and close coordination with the president and coach.
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