Lazio season-ticket sales reported at lowest level under Lotito
About 4,600 subscriptions have reportedly been sold for Lazio’s 2026 campaign, amid supporter frustration over club management, ticket prices and transfer strategy.
Lazio have reportedly sold about 4,600 season tickets for the 2026 campaign, a figure that would be the lowest since Claudio Lotito took ownership of the club more than two decades ago.
Yahoo Sports reported that the club sold just over 200 additional subscriptions after reopening sales. The source package does not include independent sales data or a statement from Lazio, and it is unclear whether the figure is final.
Recent Lazio campaigns reportedly exceeded 29,000 season-ticket pledges. The reported decline has been linked to supporter frustration over the club’s transfer-market strategy, ticket prices and Lotito’s management.
The reduced number of season-ticket holders may also affect the composition of the Stadio Olimpico for high-profile fixtures. AC Milan supporters have reportedly bought 3,300 of the 7,500 individual tickets sold for the upcoming match.
That figure raises the prospect of a reduced home presence and a stronger away following, although the extent of any impact on the stadium atmosphere remains uncertain.
