According to Di Marzio's report, Lazio sports director Fabiani spoke at a press conference alongside Diego Lotti about the team's objectives, Frattesi's future, and fan protests.

Angelo Fabiani touched on several topics during the press conference. He began by discussing the transfer market and criticized the rule that allows clubs to sign only two free agents per transfer window. "We've signed free agents below market value, which should be beneficial for any club," he said. "I never throw money around. Some players can't meet expectations. But Lazio will always fulfill its commitments, as it has done for years," he added.

Fabiani also discussed Lazio's star player Frattesi. "We know these players represent Lazio's future. We believe they can meet the team's needs. Then we can assess their performances on the pitch and adjust our strategy accordingly," he said. Fabiani revealed that Gattuso offered clear advice. "He told us he wants to work with players who want to come to Lazio."

Regarding player sales, Fabiani said: "If a Premier League club offers €50 million for Frattesi and he scores 3 goals in 3 matches and wants to leave, can we tell him no? We haven't pushed anyone out of Lazio."

Fabiani also discussed the futures of Patric and Pellegrini. "Two positions remain. As we've always said, the transfer market never closes. The club will assess any opportunity to strengthen the team."

Discussing the club's market value, Fabiani stated: "All signings affect the index. I want to guarantee everything. Lazio can make signings as always. We're also working to increase the players' market value. Today, I can say Lazio's value has reached around €400 million. This is not an exaggeration."

Fabiani said: "I believe the team has improved. But ultimately, the pitch will decide. It's too early to draw conclusions. Two wins mean a lot but can also mean nothing." He also outlined this season's objectives. "We can't get distracted by praise. Football is very cruel. We hope to achieve our minimum target and return Lazio to European competitions. If we fail, I'll take responsibility. The owner will make his assessment. Only then can we draw conclusions about profits and losses."

Regarding fan protests, Fabiani said Lazio fans have boycotted home matches since last season to protest President Claudio Lotito. He acknowledged the situation is not simple. "Without fans, it's difficult. Fans can contribute to more points in the long run. I watched some matches last weekend. Some teams were able to turn situations around thanks to the energy their fans provided."

Fabiani said: "I'm not asking anyone to step back. We need to work together and find common ground. The fans aren't there. They've made this decision and we respect it. But we'll do our best. Let's see if time can improve the situation." He continued: "I speak only for myself, Angelo Fabiani, not for the fans or Lotito. I believe this should be addressed. But I'm not a politician or a president. This isn't good for the fans, the team, or Lotito. This isn't difficult to resolve," he said.

Fabiani added that both sides need to take steps toward reconciliation. "If we keep clashing, we'll never find a solution. I'm calling on everyone, including President Lotito, to address this directly. I believe he won't be happy with this situation either. But I'm not speaking for anyone. I'm only responsible for my own actions."

Regarding his future, Fabiani said: "My future has never been a subject of discussion. I'm not considering extending my contract. As long as I'm here, I'll work in Lazio's interest."

Discussing signings, Fabiani defended some of his criticized decisions. "Someone told me Dele-Bashiru was just a small player. But when I put him on the pitch, he plays in important matches. If we've signed a player who proves important for Lazio, then we know these players represent Lazio's future."

Fabiani also discussed Gila's sale. "I rejected AC Milan's generous offer of €25 million for a player whose contract was expiring. They later increased it to €30 million. We respected his desire to join a club where he believed he could improve."

After Gila and Romanioli's departures, Ducci and Diego Lotti arrived at Lazio. Regarding Diego Lotti, Fabiani said: "Every process is different. The point about Diego Lotti is that if Romanioli hadn't left, we'd have three centre-backs, which would be a problem. I knew they would drag out negotiations for Romanioli because they wanted to terminate his contract for free. But the club had the strength to maintain his status. It cost money for Romanioli to leave, and this happened in September. After that, Diego Lotti came to Lazio. We've been in contact with him for a couple of years. He's a player we know well. Later, some partners said he wasn't Lazio's target."

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