"According to Corriere dello Sport, Gila's departure seems inevitable. He hasn't received a renewal offer from Lazio, perhaps because the club believes the Spaniard's rejection is a given. He earns just over €1m net per season, below the minimum threshold given his calibre."
"Inter and Milan's interest has been circulating for some time. Lazio, in the event of a sale, must pay 50% of the sale to Real Madrid. Losing him for free would leave them with nothing, but they would forgo some revenue."
"There's a risk of losing both Gila and Alessio Romagnoli leaving, prompting a defensive rebuild. Gila and Romagnoli are among the few men keeping Maurizio Sarri afloat, for now and who knows for how long."
Mario Gila is expected to leave Lazio in the upcoming summer transfer window, with both Milan clubs expressing strong interest in acquiring the Spanish central defender. Lazio has not offered Gila a contract renewal, seemingly accepting his departure as inevitable. Gila currently earns just over €1 million net annually, below what his calibre warrants. Real Madrid retains 50% of any sale proceeds. Losing Gila without compensation would be problematic for Lazio's finances. The club faces potential defensive instability if both Gila and Alessio Romagnoli depart, requiring significant rebuilding. Both defenders remain crucial to manager Maurizio Sarri's current squad stability.
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