Davide Frattesi has explained his choice to join Lazio, mentioning a desire to feel important and be at the center of a project. He also cited conversations with Roberto Mancini, who told him that playing was the important thing. Frattesi said Mancini was fundamental in his decision.

Tuttomercato reports on comments made by Davide Frattesi following his transfer to Lazio. Frattesi said the previous day was a long and difficult experience that increased his desire, and that he spoke to Gattuso more than his girlfriend. He also stated that at Inter he had a relationship with the fans and they always got along, through good and bad times. Frattesi mentioned that in January they were close to a deal that was not completed for a series of reasons. He added that this year he was told about the move two days ago, which only gave him time to agree and arrange the paperwork.

Davide Frattesi has returned to Lazio, the club where he played in his youth from 2006 to 2014. Frattesi chose to go on loan because the arrival of Stanković at Inter this summer was a sign to him that he would have fewer minutes in the upcoming season, and because he was dissatisfied with his performance last season.

A report from Tuttomercato states that the transfer agreement for Davide Frattesi's move to Lazio has been revised. The report indicates that Lazio and Inter had to alter the formula for the move. Lazio's initial intention was a loan with an obligation to buy for 15 million euros, but a delay occurred because their budget was 13 million euros. The club could have completed the purchase but would have been unable to register Davide Frattesi until their budget increased to 15 million euros. Instead, Lazio and Inter agreed on an alternative formula, which is a paid loan of five million euros with a purchase option set at ten million euros. If Lazio encounters a market block in the summer of 2027, they might not be able to exercise the purchase option for Frattesi.

Lazio has announced the transfer of the midfielder Davide Frattesi from Inter. The club's official statement confirms it has acquired the player's sporting rights from F.C. Internazionale on a temporary basis, with an option for a definitive purchase.

Tuttomercato reports that the transfer of Davide Frattesi to Lazio is confirmed. Lazio has announced the arrival of the midfielder, who was born in 1999, from Inter.

Tuttomercato reports that Davide Frattesi is expected to join Lazio on a paid loan for 5 million euros, with an option for the club to make the transfer permanent for 10 million euros. Inter will retain a 50% sell-on clause for any future sale. Initially, the deal included a conditional obligation to buy based on Lazio finishing 10th in the league or Frattesi making 25 appearances, but these terms were halted by Lega Serie A due to Lazio's liquidity index. Frattesi has arrived in Rome and will undergo a medical with Lazio before signing the contract that will bind him to the club for the next year, with the possibility of a permanent transfer.

Gennaro Gattuso stated that Davide Frattesi is certainly very functional. He said he has had Davide before and that the player can do well with them because he has very specific characteristics. Gattuso added that he is the coach, not the accountant. He hopes the player arrives, and then they will see and talk. He also said that Frattesi can help them significantly.

The transfer of Davide Frattesi to Lazio was complicated due to financial constraints that led to a renegotiation. A previous agreement consisted of a paid loan of 1 million euros plus 14 million euros for a conditional obligation to buy, which would be triggered by 25 appearances or a 10th place finish for Lazio, along with 50% on a future resale. The final agreement is a paid loan for 5 million euros with an option to buy set at 10 million euros and 50% on future resale, with the obligation conditions removed. According to Sky Sport, Frattesi will travel from Milan to Rome, undergo a medical examination this evening, and sign the contract with Lazio tomorrow.

According to CalcioMercato, the transfer of Davide Frattesi from Inter to Lazio is finalized. A definitive agreement was found between Inter and Lazio on Thursday, 13 August. On the morning of Friday, 14 August, there was a sudden halt, which was followed by heated calls between the parties and a new agreement being reached. This new agreement negatively revises the amount Inter will receive. Davide Frattesi was already at the airport in Milan ready to fly to Rome before being stopped, and he is now about to board to finalize the matter.

Gianluca Di Marzio reports that a verbal agreement is in place between Inter and Lazio for the loan of Frattesi, which includes an option to buy.

According to Matteo Moretto, Davide Frattesi is expected in Rome today. Lazio and Inter are changing the formula of the deal to a more expensive paid loan with an option to buy. Lotito and Marotta are in contact to finalize the agreement, which was not at risk.

According to Gianluca Di Marzio, Lazio and Inter are working on a new formula for the transfer of Frattesi. The proposal includes a high loan fee of 5 million, a buy option of 10 million plus bonuses, and 50% of a future resale.

Davide Frattesi has been loaned to Lazio.

Davide Frattesi was expected in Rome today, but the deal is delayed due to financial index issues. There are no problems between Lazio and Inter, and the player has consented to the transfer. According to Sky Sport, Lega Serie A has blocked the transfer because Lazio would exceed the zero balance requirement between the paid loan and salary. Inter had accepted Lazio's offer for a loan at 1 million euros with an obligation to buy set at 14 million euros, conditional on the midfielder making at least 25 appearances or Lazio finishing 10th in the league. Inter would also receive 50% of any future resale proceeds.

According to Tuttomercato, Davide Frattesi is to join Lazio from Inter. The report states the player will arrive in Rome tomorrow to undergo medical tests before signing his contract. The transfer is structured as a loan with a conditional obligation to buy, for which Lazio is paying 1 million euros. An additional 14 million euros will be paid to Inter if Lazio finishes the 2026/27 season in the top ten of the league or if Frattesi makes a minimum of 25 appearances. Inter is to retain 50% of any future resale value of Frattesi. The contract is for an initial term of one year, with the possibility of extending the deal for subsequent seasons.

According to CalcioMercato, Lazio have signed Frattesi from Inter.

Tuttomercato reports on Davide Frattesi's imminent transfer to Lazio and states that the player is expected to become a new member of the club. According to the editorial staff, Lazio has finalized the details with Inter for the midfielder's move to Rino Gattuso's team. Frattesi could arrive in Rome this evening, with medical examinations scheduled for tomorrow. The agreement is a paid loan for 1 million euros, with an obligation to buy set at 14 million euros. Inter has also secured 50% of any future resale of Frattesi.

Davide Frattesi is set to transfer from Inter to Lazio. The deal is structured as a paid loan of one million euros, with a conditional obligation to buy for 14 million euros. The obligation is triggered if the player makes 25 appearances in the upcoming season and Lazio finishes in tenth place. Inter will also receive 3 million euros in bonuses and has obtained a 50% resale clause on any capital gain. Frattesi will sign a five-year contract with Lazio, comprising one year on loan and four subsequent years. His salary is set at 3 million euros per season, plus bonuses. La Gazzetta dello Sport reports that the clubs reached an agreement yesterday morning and that Frattesi had approved the transfer in January.

According to Tuttomercato, Lazio and Inter are finalizing the last details of the transfer of Davide Frattesi. The transfer formula includes a resale percentage and a conditional obligation to buy based on Lazio's league position. Lazio wanted the obligation to be triggered by European qualification, while Inter wanted it linked to a twelfth-place finish. The report adds that a likely agreement is for the obligation to be triggered if Lazio finish in tenth place. There is also discussion about the resale percentage; Lazio was willing to guarantee 25% while Inter is asking for 50%. Lazio may ask to reduce this to 40%. These are the last details to be defined before the transfer is completed.

Davide Frattesi will move from Inter to Lazio on a paid loan for one million euro with an option to buy set at 14 million euro, which will become an obligation if Gattuso brings the team to at least 12th place in the standings. According to Fabrizio Romano, Inter will have the right to 50% of the amount Lazio will receive if they sell Davide Frattesi in the future.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Lazio and Inter have a verbal agreement for Davide Frattesi. The deal includes a €1m loan fee and a €14m buy option that becomes mandatory if certain conditions are met. An agreement with the player is also in place, and formal steps will follow to finalize the transfer. Inter will also keep a sell-on clause.

There has been progress in the negotiations between Inter and Lazio for the transfer of Davide Frattesi. After contacts yesterday, the two clubs resumed talks today. According to Sky Sport, a general agreement has been reached for the player's registration. The deal could be concluded in the coming hours on the basis of a loan with an option to buy, which could become an obligation if Lazio finishes at least 12th in the next league season. If all conditions are met, the operation would be worth over 15 million euros, and Inter will retain a percentage on any future resale.

According to Matteo Moretto, Inter and Lazio have reached a verbal agreement for Davide Frattesi. The deal is based on a paid loan with an obligation to buy that is described as easily achievable. Only the final formal steps remain before signatures, and the finalization of the deal is expected in the next few hours. Inter will reserve a percentage on any future sale that is described as rather high.

Sky Sport reported that there is a broad agreement between Lazio and Inter for Davide Frattesi.

According to Fabrizio Romano, Lazio have made an approach for Davide Frattesi. Davide Frattesi is a target for Nottingham Forest and will be allowed to leave Inter this summer.

According to Tuttomercato, Davide Frattesi is Lazio's priority and discussions with Inter are ongoing. The report states that Lazio can only guarantee an obligation to buy the player if they qualify for European competition. Inter are prepared to let Frattesi leave on loan with a conditional obligation to buy. Lazio are assessing the feasibility of the operation, and no price has been discussed yet between the clubs.

Angelo Fabiani, who is the sporting director for Lazio, was present in Milan for talks concerning Davide Frattesi. The talks, which were with Inter and the agent Beppe Riso, were positive.

According to Sky, Inter and Lazio are negotiating the transfer of Davide Frattesi to Lazio. The deal is structured as a loan with an option to buy, which would become an obligation if certain conditions are met. The terms would also include Inter securing a percentage on a future resale.

According to Matteo Moretto, Lazio has a strong interest in Davide Frattesi. Negotiations are ongoing between the parties, and a good understanding exists between Lazio and Inter. New contacts are expected to take place soon.

Lazio was very close to signing Davide Frattesi in the recently concluded transfer window. The club's sporting director, Angelo Fabiani, confirmed that Lazio had identified a player from Inter who also wanted to come to Lazio. Fabiani stated that Lazio could have supported a loan with an obligation to buy for this player, but the transfer did not happen due to club strategies.

Giuseppe Riso stated that Lazio seriously tried for Davide Frattesi. Riso added that it is normal for Davide to want to play more, and also said that this feeling is common to all important players. Riso explained that Inter never opened up to a sale of Frattesi and that Davide is happy to have stayed.

On the last day of the winter transfer window, Lazio made an attempt for Frattesi, presenting a loan offer with an option to buy that would have become an obligation under certain conditions. Inter's management rejected the 30 million euro proposal. According to Giuseppe Riso, Frattesi's agent, there was an attempt by Lazio. Riso also stated that Frattesi would have liked to leave Inter.

Sky Sport reported that Lazio's offer for Davide Frattesi was a loan with an option to buy, which could become an obligation under certain conditions, for a total of 30 million euros. The proposal was rejected by Inter.

According to reports from Italy, Lazio are interested in Davide Frattesi. One report claimed Lazio were prepared to offer around €25m for the midfielder. Matteo Morreto declared that Lazio presented an offer in the last few hours, which was rejected.

Frattesi is a possibility for Lazio for the end of the transfer window. Sportmediaset reports that this is being considered as a late move in the January session. Inter is asking for a high price to let Frattesi leave. Lazio is seeking a replacement for Guendouzi, and a last-minute move for Frattesi could be an opportunity.

According to Tuttomercato, Frattesi remains an important player for Inter, and the club values him at 30-35 million. Lazio inquired about a loan, but Inter is waiting for a real offer which has not yet arrived.

CalcioMercato has reported on a potential swap deal involving Inter's Davide Frattesi and Lazio's Nicolò Rovella. Inter is contemplating a swap deal with Lazio for Nicolò Rovella as they search for an heir to Calhanoglu, and Rovella is among Marotta's preferred choices. The idea for the swap originated from Inter, but challenges persist, such as Lazio's typical reluctance towards player exchanges and the differences in player valuations. Frattesi, who was acquired by Inter for 40 million euros from Sassuolo in 2023, earns an annual salary of 2.8 million euros. Lazio's coach, Sarri, is reportedly open to acquiring Frattesi, having considered him in previous years as a replacement for Milinkovic-Savic, and he plans to discuss this possibility with the club. Il Messaggero has indicated that while Lazio has many midfielders suitable for their 4-3-3 formation, they are looking for a mezzala, a role that Frattesi could fill. A significant obstacle in the deal is the considerable difference in the players' release clauses, with Rovella's set at 50 million euros compared to the 40 million euros Inter paid for Frattesi. Additionally, Rovella's annual earnings of 1.8 million euros are notably less than Frattesi's salary.