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Lazio, Pancaro: "Without fans, it's like having 10 fewer points"

August 28, 2026Carlos Mendoza2 мин

Former Lazio player Giuseppe Pancaro expressed his satisfaction with the team's recent transfer activity, stating, "Lazio's latest market operations have been excellent. Frattesi and Pinamonti are great players who will do well."

However, Pancaro emphasized the significant drawback of playing without their supporters. He believes that Lazio is inherently a weaker team without its fans, suggesting that the absence of the crowd is equivalent to a ten-point deficit in the standings. "A full stadium ultimately drives the team and contributes to results," he noted. "This is missing, and that's why the team is less strong."

Looking ahead, Pancaro anticipates a challenging season for Lazio. He explained that determining the exact extent of this difficulty is hard, but the lack of fan support undoubtedly impacts the league table. He pointed to Lazio's compact and energetic performance in their victory against Bologna as a demonstration of the team's determination when playing as a unified unit, defending and attacking together.

Addressing the situation with the club president Lotito and the stadium gates, Pancaro commented, "I think an irreparable break has occurred. Honestly, I don't know what can be done to resolve this problem. The fans are showing great love and their stance is coherent and impeccable. The hope is always that something can happen."

Translation:

Former Lazio player Giuseppe Pancaro expressed his satisfaction with the team's recent transfer activity, stating, "Lazio's latest market operations have been excellent. Frattesi and Pinamonti are great players who will do well."

However, Pancaro emphasized the significant drawback of playing without their supporters. He believes that Lazio is inherently a weaker team without its fans, suggesting that the absence of the crowd is equivalent to a ten-point deficit in the standings. "A full stadium ultimately drives the team and contributes to results," he noted. "This is missing, and that's why the team is less strong."

Looking ahead, Pancaro anticipates a challenging season for Lazio. He explained that determining the exact extent of this difficulty is hard, but the lack of fan support undoubtedly impacts the league table. He pointed to Lazio's compact and energetic performance in their victory against Bologna as a demonstration of the team's determination when playing as a unified unit, defending and attacking together.

Addressing the situation with the club president Lotito and the stadium gates, Pancaro commented, "I think an irreparable break has occurred. Honestly, I don't know what can be done to resolve this problem. The fans are showing great love and their stance is coherent and impeccable. The hope is always that something can happen."