Lazio Open To Selling Castellanos If The Right Offer Arrives

Lazio’s summer transfer window is heating up with the potential departure of one of their key attacking figures, Taty Castellanos. The Argentine forward, who played a crucial role for the Biancocelesti last season, is reportedly no longer considered “untouchable” by the club’s management, as both Lazio and returning manager Maurizio Sarri look to reshape the squad ahead of the new campaign.

Castellanos found his form under Marco Baroni last season but saw his position shift after Sarri’s return to the touchline last week. With Sarri keen to refresh his attacking options, Lazio are open to selling Castellanos for the right price, setting his valuation at a minimum of €30 million.

Sources suggest that while the 26-year-old is not officially on the transfer list, the club would seriously consider offers from abroad. Castellanos himself is evaluating his future, recognizing that a move could benefit his career at this stage. Premier League sides are closely monitoring the situation, and interest is also coming from the Saudi Pro League and Major League Soccer, with Chicago Fire already submitting an offer. However, the striker—having already made his mark in North America—is reportedly prioritizing a future in European football, with the Premier League being his preferred destination.

Despite his uncertain future, Castellanos’ impact at Lazio cannot be understated. His ability to link up play, create space for teammates, and score vital goals made him a fan favorite. Yet, with Sarri now focused on adding a different profile in attack, the Argentine’s time in Rome could be drawing to a close.

As the transfer window unfolds, Castellanos is expected to be one of the most closely watched names in Serie A. Whether he stays to become a focal point in Sarri’s “second act” or embarks on a new adventure abroad, his next move will be pivotal—not just for his own career, but for Lazio’s ambitions next season.