A massive revolution was expected and a massive revolution took place.

Among the chaos of names thrown in just to gain a click, there are several new players and a few painful departures.

A small revolution for the first Serie A championship in three years for Lazio

Some interesting players had arrived in the summer transfer window of 1947

For the 1971-72 Serie B season, Lenzini had chosen a young manager, Tommaso Maestrelli, so there were major changes in the squad

After all the players purchased last season, Cragnotti worked on those areas where Lazio needed more quality and several players arrived

Sven-Goran Eriksson’s Lazio was no more so it was obvious that some players would go.

The arrival of new manager Fulvio Bernardini meant that there were going to be many comings and goings

Batista and Laudrup were Lazio's first foreigners since the borders were closed.

This year President Lotito moved with more judgement and brought in a number of interesting players.

There was not a major revolution but quality players did arrive.

Not a lot was expected in the summer transfer window and therefore not a lot was done

Juan Carlos Lorenzo returned for his second stint at Lazio and a number of interesting players were signed.

There were very minor movements and Lazio basically stayed as they were

The previous season Lazio had conceded too many goals. For this year some changes were needed and plenty came in the summer transfer market

A team that needed rebuilding. Hence many new players and lots leaving. This was the exciting summer transfer window of 1992-93.

President Sergio Cragnotti decided to add even more quality to the team albeit letting Christian Vieri go.

There was a big changing of the guards with lots of players coming and many leaving.

Lazio did very little in the two transfer windows of the 2019-20 season. Perhaps too little