Nuno Tavares might leave Lazio after just one season, which was plagued by injuries, especially from December onwards. Milan showed strong interest in January, and there are other suitors across Europe. Lazio's president Lotito wants between 40 and 45 million euros for the Portuguese player, with 40% of the fee still owed to Arsenal.

Tuttomercato has reported on the uncertain future of Nuno Tavares at Lazio, as he faces frequent injuries. The loan redemption agreement with Arsenal last summer was initially considered certain, but Tavares' future at the club is now uncertain. He had an impressive start at Lazio, providing eight assists in his first eight games, but is currently suffering from his seventh injury of the season. Due to these recurring injuries, Lazio's sporting director Angelo Fabiani has reportedly instructed intermediaries to seek a buyer for Tavares in June. It is uncertain which of the major clubs that showed interest after his initial success will still be keen, considering his injury history and Lazio's valuation of him at approximately 35-40 million euros.

Despite Lazio's intention to buy him permanently, there is uncertainty about his future value due to his frequent injuries. Lazio might consider selling him if a good offer comes in, possibly even for half of the 70 million euros once mentioned by Claudio Lotito. Juventus is mentioned as a potential club that might be interested in investing in him.

Lazio is considering putting Nuno Tavares on the market after another setback, with interest from 3 Italian clubs.

Like Mario Gila, Lazio is open to selling Nuno Tavares if significant offers are received. His contract renewal is not in discussion.

Nottingham Forest is interested in signing Arsenal left-back Nuno Tavares, who is currently on loan at Lazio.

Nuno Tavares is set to be permanently signed by Lazio from Arsenal for six million euros. Despite his increased market value, Lazio's president Lotito is determined to resist offers even as high as 70 million euros.

Nuno Tavares has impressed this season with remarkable performances, sparking interest in his possible departure from Lazio. He is currently under a five-year contract with the Roman club. Tavares was bought for a mere five million, owing to a decrease in value from physical and adaptation issues at Arsenal. According to Corriere dello Sport, there is an agreement with Lazio for Tavares' acquisition, which includes a 40% resale clause set by Arsenal. This substantial clause might be the reason he does not yet have an exit price, as his valuation is rapidly increasing.

Nuno Tavares, known for his impressive performance of providing eight assists in nine league matches, is regarded as a standout summer acquisition for Lazio. Claudio Lotito, the club's chairman, has reportedly stated that he would not sell Tavares even for 70 million, despite interest from major clubs. Lazio invested 5 million plus 35% of future resale value for Tavares, suggesting that nearly 25 million would be directed to Arsenal if a 70 million deal were to occur. This financial arrangement might be influencing the club's intention to retain him.

Nuno Tavares has been performing exceptionally well at the start of the season for Lazio. Despite interest from other clubs, Lazio's president, Claudio Lotito, has firmly stated that Tavares is not for sale, even for 70 million euros, according to 'Il Messaggero'. Tavares joined Lazio last summer from Arsenal, initially on loan for 1 million euros, with a mandatory purchase clause of 5 million euros, totaling a cost of 6 million euros.