SS Lazio

SS Lazio represents one of Italian and Roman football's historic institutions. Founded in 1900, the Lazio sports society is Rome's oldest club and possesses a prestigious history. The Biancocelesti (White and Sky Blue) share the mythical Stadio Olimpico with AS Roma, creating unique cohabitation in Italian football. This 70,000-capacity venue hosts the Derby della Capitale, one of Europe's most passionate confrontations.

Lazio's trophy cabinet includes two Scudetti (1974, 2000), several Coppa Italia, and European successes including a Cup Winners' Cup and UEFA Super Cup. The 1999-2000 season, under Sergio Cragnotti's presidency and with stars like Veron, Nesta and Nedved, remains the club's golden age with the championship-cup double. This prosperous period propelled Lazio to the rank of major Italian calcio force.

Lazio embodies Roman passion with a loyal and fervent supporter base. The club relies on an ambitious project aiming to rival Italian and European giants. The Aquilotti (Little Eagles) maintain the Derby della Capitale against AS Roma, a historic and passionate rivalry dividing Rome into two camps for over a century. The objective is to regularly win titles and return to European football's summit reached at the turn of the millennium.