According to TMW, Lazio's sporting director Fabiani discussed the team's transfer activity and seasonal objectives following Diogo Leite's presentation conference.

When asked about the free agent market and the situations surrounding Patric and Pellegrini, Fabiani stated: "Regarding Patric and Pellegrini, I've already expressed my views. We still have two spots available, and the market never closes. Whenever the club identifies opportunities to further strengthen the squad, we'll evaluate them."

When questioned whether Diogo Leite's arrival would affect the wage bill ratio, Fabiani said: "All signings impact the ratio, but I want to reassure everyone that we're still able to make transfers. We consistently increase the asset value of Lazio's players. Today I can say that Lazio's total squad value stands at around 400 million euros, and that's no exaggeration. Official figures will be released later, but based on my analysis, we've done excellent work."

Fabiani added: "We don't sign players just for the sake of it, and we've demonstrated our ability to operate with free agents and players other clubs undervalue. By selling players, we can continue bringing in equally capable ones. Just like our January signings of Castellanos and Guendouzi, and Mario Gila this summer. I believe the team has been strengthened, but the pitch is the final judge."

Discussing this season's objectives, Fabiani said: "Winning two games means a lot, but it could also mean nothing. We can't get distracted by praise; we must continue working hard on the path we've started, hoping to achieve our minimum objective and return Lazio to European competition."

On whether the team has closed the gap to other clubs and can continue operating with sound finances, Fabiani said: "We still need to await additional checks from relevant authorities. Intuitively, we signed 6 players and let 4 leave. Committing to multi-year contracts affects overall wage costs, and having valuable players allows the club to operate more comfortably. If there are no players to sell, it will be very problematic."

Fabiani also stated that Lazio has gone through a special period in recent years, with several players who made history for the club departing, so the rebuild takes time. He hopes Lazio can continuously improve results and return to European competition as soon as possible. If the team ultimately fails to qualify for European competition, the club owner will reassess the situation after the season and make a decision.

When asked about supporters who boycotted entry to the stadium, Fabiani said: "The absence of fans isn't easy; they can provide crucial support to the team during matches. We held an open training session, and many supporters attended, emphasizing that they will always back the players. I believe all parties need to sit down and talk; we can't be constantly in confrontation. The players need the fans, and everyone should work together to get football back on track."

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