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Lazio target Dennis Man on loan with option to buy

Reports indicate Lazio plan to pursue a loan move with an option to buy for PSV Eindhoven winger Dennis Man during the January transfer window.

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Published · Bucharest

Photograph accompanying the source report: Șansă pentru Dennis Man Internaționalul român, pe lista unui club important din Serie A
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Photograph accompanying the original Golazo report.

Photo: Golazo · Șansă pentru Dennis Man Internaționalul român, pe lista unui club important din Serie A · Cropped for display

Lazio are reportedly preparing to make a new approach for Dennis Man when the winter transfer window opens. Journalist Nicolo Schira states that the Serie A club intend to sign the Romanian international from PSV Eindhoven on a temporary deal that includes an option to make the transfer permanent. This potential move follows unsuccessful negotiations between the parties earlier in the year.

Schira confirmed via social media that Lazio maintain their interest in securing Man’s services through a loan arrangement with a purchase clause. The Italian side had already engaged in talks during the summer transfer period regarding a similar structure involving either an option or an obligation to buy. That proposed deal was valued at approximately nine million euros plus performance-related bonuses, but discussions ultimately failed to produce an agreement before the deadline.

A switch to Rome could offer Man increased playing time after his role diminished significantly at PSV Eindhoven this season. He has featured in only seven matches for a combined total of 159 minutes and has yet to register a goal or assist in the current campaign. His involvement has decreased further recently, as he remained an unused substitute in each of the team’s last two fixtures.

The reduced workload contrasts sharply with Man’s contributions during the previous Eredivisie title-winning season, when he recorded 11 goals and seven assists. Lazio currently sit atop the Serie A standings with 28 points from their opening 10 matches under head coach Gennaro Gattuso, creating a competitive environment where additional attacking options may be sought in January.

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