Lazio Keen to Sell Two Marco Baroni Signings Before Transfer Deadline | OneFootball

Lazio are reportedly planning to offload Tijjani Noslin and Samuel Gigot before the end of the summer transfer session.

The Background

The Italian capital side was slapped with a transfer ban that prevented them from making any new signings. But while the squad has thus far remained mostly intact, there could be room for a few exits in the coming days.

Lazio Planning to Sell Two Players

According to Il Messaggero, Lazio are keen to lift the transfer before the January transfer window, so they’re taking a series of measures to balance their accounts. In addition to securing a new main shirt sponsor, the Biancocelesti are looking to cash in on Noslin and Gigot, two players who joined the club last season while Marco Baroni was in charge.

Tijjani Noslin is an Afterthought at Lazio

The Dutchman is a versatile striker who now appears lost in the shuffle. Even with Gustav Iskasen out of action, the 26-year-old still hasn’t been able to sneak into the starting lineup, as he’s been usurped by the returning Matteo Cancellieri.

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As the source explains, Lazio have set their asking price at €15 million, as they look to recuperate the investment they made when they bought Noslin from Hellas Verona last summer. The report reveals contacts with Feyenoord, while Parma could emerge as a possible destination after losing their new striker, Matija Frigan, to an ACL injury.

Samuel Gigot Falls Down Sarri’s Pecking Order

As for Gigot, he became the club’s fifth-choice centre-back following Sarri’s arrival. Therefore, the Frenchman is considered surplus to requirements, especially in the absence of European football this season.

Four Options for Gigot

The 31-year-old has reportedly turned down the opportunity to join Cremonese, but Lazio believe they would be able to offload him beyond September 1, as this deadline doesn’t apply to the majority of his suitors. The former Olympique Marseille is wanted by Greek giants PAOK and Turkish club Rizespor, and he also has admirers in Dubai and Qatar.