Simone Palombi grew up in the Lazio youth sector and under the guidance of Inzaghi he won two Primavera Coppa Italia’s and one Supercoppa

Massimiliano Nardecchia played for Lazio in the 1989-90 season

Leonardo Siliato was Lazio president of the club's first silverware, the 1958 Coppa Italia

Boulaye Dia is a professional footballer who plays as a forward for Lazio and Senegal

Davide Lampugnani played for Lazio in the 1990-91 season

Augusto Rangone was a coach, journalist, technical director, sporting director, referee, and one of the pioneers of Italian football.

Franco Chimenti was the 36th Lazio President from 1985 to 1986 in a dramatic period for the club

Aron Winter is remembered at Lazio as a model player, a solid, reliable but also high quality midfielder

Mamadou Tounkara was a promise who for various reasons never managed to make it in big time football

Milovan Ciric was Lazio manager for 19 games in 1957-58.

All Lazio fans must be immensely grateful to Giorgio Vaccaro. Without him Lazio would have disappeared.

Guido Baccani was Lazio's first manager and stayed until 1924.

Emanuele Concetti played for Lazio's first team in the 2002-03 season

Alberto Quadri played for Lazio in the 2006-07 season

Gasperino Cinelli was once described as a cross between Vincenzo D'Amico and Alen Boksic, but he never made it to the first team

Olindo Bitetti was a true believer in the values that are behind the creation of SS Lazio, and for this we owe him immense gratitude

Emanuele Berrettoni played for the Lazio first team from 2000 to 2002

Matías Lequi played for Lazio in the 2004-05 season

Alfredo Palmieri will be remembered as Lazio’s 8th president, but especially as someone who dedicated his life to sport and Lazio.

Carlo Facchini was the Lazio manager in that unfortunate 1961-62 season determined by a ghost goal in Lazio-Napoli.