Rino Gattuso's Lazio is experiencing a period of offensive rebirth, thanks to the synergy between Mattia Zaccagni, Isaksen and Noslin. The three players produced impressive numbers in the championship, reviving the energy reminiscent of the "Zemanlandia" of the past. Corriere dello Sport highlighted how these three men are now the driving wheels of the team, decisive both for the production of goals and for the playing philosophy.
Isaksen, in particular, finished the season with three goals and an assist, managing to score in two consecutive away games for the first time. His contribution was fundamental in several matches, confirming his importance in the offensive department. Alongside him, Noslin established himself as a protagonist with four goals and two assists, becoming increasingly central to Gattuso's decisions. His role has grown considerably, transforming him into a point of reference for attacking actions.
Mattia Zaccagni, on the other hand, achieved two goals and five assists in the league, with a particularly high performance at the Mapei Stadium where he was involved in three goals in a single match, a result never before achieved by a Lazio player in Serie A. The captain also scored the goal after 358 days, the last one scored on 3 November 2025 against Cagliari. Despite his effectiveness, Zaccagni has shown a weakness in penalty kicks, missing two of his last three penalties, having converted every first five of his Serie A career. This remains a point of focus for Gattuso, especially after the error against Sassuolo and Turati's subsequent interruption of Frattesi.
The problem of penalties is the only obstacle that remains for the team to overcome, but the overall offensive performance is a source of satisfaction. Gattuso can count on a department that continues to generate goals, assists and creative solutions, with Zaccagni, Isaksen and Noslin at the center of this efficiency. Despite the difficulty in penalty kicks, Lazio seems to have found the winning formula for the attacking phase, with a promising future if the penalty problem is resolved.