Gattuso’s Lazio Top Serie A After Udinese Comeback as Coach Warns Against Complacency

New signings have already delivered decisive moments, showing a tactical reset is taking hold despite low attendance and the lingering pain of the Mantova cup loss.

Overview

Lazio won 2-1 at Udinese, which on Monday produced a second-half comeback sealed by Davide Frattesi and new arrival Albert Gudmundsson.
The victory completed three straight Serie A wins and left Lazio level at the top of the table with nine points from three games.
Gattuso said he cannot enjoy the hot start because he fears complacency and stressed that the team has undergone a deliberate tactical overhaul away from last season’s 4-3-3.
The coach publicly credited president Claudio Lotito and sporting director Angelo Fabiani for the summer deals and highlighted Frattesi’s loan and Gudmundsson’s quick impact as proof of the transfer approach.
Off the field, season-ticket sales have plunged, crowds at the Stadio Olimpico are sparse because of protests, and the August Coppa Italia shock loss to Mantova still casts a shadow that could shape how durable the revival proves.