BAFormer captain of the Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team, Senad Lulić (40), is being considered by Italian club Lazio as a potential candidate for a significant role within the club, according to reports from prominent Italian media outlets. The interest in Lulić comes after former goalkeeper Angelo Peruzzi declined a return offer to Lazio, citing disagreements with club presidentClaudio Lotito during ongoing tensions between the club administration and fans. Lulić, who played for Lazio for ten years from 2011 to 2021, is viewed by fans as one of the club’s greatest legends, particularly due to his iconic goal against Roma in the 2013 Coppa Italia final. With impressive stats including 371 appearances, 34 goals, and 50 assists for Lazio, Lulić has remained a symbol of the club’s identity. However, he currently resides in Switzerland, focusing on family life, and it remains unclear whether he would accept a call from Rome or follow Peruzzi’s example of staying abroad amid Lazio’s current challenges.
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