Dario Marcolin, journalist for TUTTOmercatoWEB, expressed his enthusiasm for Gennaro Gattuso's Lazio, defining Gattuso's team "an open book" and underlining how the club managed to find the right combination of tactics and individual performance. According to Marcolin, Lazio's start to the championship has been unparalleled: the group plays with style, has fun and is becoming a real force in Serie A.
Coach Gattuso has demonstrated that he has identified the key for the team, both on a team level and on that of the individual players. Marcolin highlighted that Lazio maintains the same approach both at home and away, a factor that gives security and stability. Furthermore, the coach took advantage of the advantage of playing once a week, something which, according to Marcolin, contributed to the team's success.
The journalist cited Leicester City as an example of a club that has shown that it is possible to reach the top of the table with a different approach. Marcolin reiterated that, although Lazio has already shown an excellent performance in the first nine matchdays, there are still 29 matches to play. However, the team looks set to finish in the top four, partly due to their ability to maintain the same form both home and away.
As for the key players, Marcolin named three names in particular. He expressed particular appreciation for Taylor, comparing him to Winter from his Lazio days, and praised the Dutch ex-Ajax player for his precision in passing. He also highlighted the growth of Frattesi, who, according to him, has become a constant threat to opponents thanks to his ability to score goals and create chances.
In conclusion, Marcolin highlighted that Gattuso's Lazio is a team that has found the right combination of playing style, individual performance and tactical stability. With many matches still to be played, the team looks set to continue their run towards the top of the table, taking advantage of the advantage of playing once a week and maintaining the same form both home and away.