Lazio Set for Overhaul as Baroni Prepares Revamp Against Cagliari

Lazio Head Coach Ready to Make Wholesale Changes

Lazio head coach Marco Baroni is reportedly set to make wholesale changes to his starting lineup for the upcoming match against Cagliari. The Biancocelesti have struggled for form in recent weeks, and Baroni is determined to turn things around with a fresh approach.

Key Players Set to be Dropped

According to reports, several key players could be axed from the starting XI. Ciro Immobile, who has been Lazio's top scorer in recent seasons, is one of those who could be dropped. The Italian striker has been struggling for goals in recent weeks, and Baroni is said to be considering giving him a rest.

Sergej Milinkovic-Savic is another player who could be dropped. The Serbian midfielder has been one of Lazio's most consistent performers in recent years, but he has also been below his best in recent weeks. Baroni may decide to give him a rest in order to keep him fresh for the upcoming matches.

New Faces to Get a Chance

With several key players set to be dropped, Baroni will be forced to give some new faces a chance. One player who could be handed a starting role is Raul Moro. The Spanish winger has impressed in recent substitute appearances, and Baroni may decide to give him a chance to start against Cagliari.

Another player who could be handed a starting role is Mattia Zaccagni. The Italian winger has been in good form for Lazio in recent weeks, and he could be rewarded with a starting spot against Cagliari.

Lazio Need a Turnaround

Lazio have endured a difficult start to the season, and they are currently languishing in mid-table in Serie A. Baroni knows that he needs to turn things around quickly, and he is hoping that the changes he makes to the starting lineup will help to spark an improvement in form.

Lazio will face Cagliari on Sunday, and Baroni will be hoping to get his team back to winning ways. A victory would be a major boost to Lazio's hopes of a top-four finish, and it would also give Baroni some much-needed breathing space.