Luis Alberto: Last News

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Chelsea manager Maurizio Sarri spectacularly lost his cool, giving the middle finger during Lazio’s 2-0 victory over Verona.On paper, the result presents a comfortable afternoon concluding with three very important home points at the Stadio Olimpico. Unfortunately, the usually cool and composed Italian erupted into a heap of flailing arms and vertical middle fingers.The ‘SarriBall’ creator became incensed with a member of Verona’s coaching team during the contest.

executed by a Mexican drug cartel in a brutal revenge killing. Police were called to a triple homicide at a house in San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora on the evening of August 3. Their son Felizardo - a suspected drug dealer - was reportedly being hunted by a faction of the Sinaloa Cartel and attempted to hide inside the property while Maria, 90, and Pedro, 96, were home.

Serie A, according to reports.The home side recorded a dominant 3-0 victory courtesy of goals from Ciro Immobile, Pedro and Luis Alberto, with Immobile receiving an award for becoming Lazio’s all-time highest scorer on 160 goals before the game.But the match was marred by the events which unfolded, with reports from Italy suggesting tensions had been building throughout the day ahead of the clash at Lazio’s Stadio Olimpico.Local media in Italy claim a group of away supporters were surrounded by their Lazio rivals on Sunday morning.Two Salernitana fans were allegedly stabbed while eight others avoided serious injury by escaping the scuffles which took place.Another fan was later said to have been stabbed closer to the Stadio Olimpico in

Napoli, was filmed singing famous tune 'Bella Ciao' in front of his new team-mates while out at a restaurant, with midfielder Luis Alberto sharing footage of the performance on social media before quickly deleting it.Alberto took the post down because the well-known song is historically viewed as a left-wing anthem - which is the political opposite to Lazio's set of die-hard fans who have become infamous for aligning themselves with the far right.'Bella Ciao' was sung by the Italian Resistance Movement during their fight against the Nazis and Benito Mussolini's fascist dictatorship throughout the 1920-40s.The song has risen to fame again in recent years after being used in the hit Netflix series Money Heist (Case de Papel), but Hysaj's

Liverpool could be set to profit from an AWOL star at Lazio who flopped at Anfield.Attacking-midfielder Luis Alberto spent just one season at Liverpool, having joined from Sevilla in 2013 for £6.8m.However, after nine Premier League appearances appearances, he failed to impress then manager Brendan Rodgers, and was loaned out to Malaga the following season.In 2016, Alberto joined Lazio for a cut price, and has gone on to become an important player for the Serie A side.However, it appears that his time in Rome is up after he went AWOL from Lazio's early pre-season training, much to the frustration on new boss Maurizio Sarri.In a warning to the player that he may face disciplinary action, Sarri said on Friday: “Luis Alberto did not respond to

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Liverpool could secure millions from a clause inserted in the terms of Luis Alberto's transfer to Lazio by sporting director Michael Edwards way back in 2016. The Spanish midfielder had joined the Premier League club from Sevilla in 2013 for a fee of £6.3m, but he failed to have the desired impact and was sold in 2016.

Serie A clash. And her fans were delighted when she stuck by her pledge after Lazio won 3-0 thanks to Ciro Immobile's opener and a double from Luis Alberto.After the win, Falchi updated her Instagram with a snap wearing nothing but a face mask in the colours of her beloved club.

Liverpool could be set for a major windfall this summer thanks to Leeds United ’s reported interest in Luis Alberto. The Reds sold the attacking midfielder to Lazio for £4.3million several years ago, and he has massively improved in Serie A.

Liverpool need cash if they're to make any new signings this summer transfer window.

Liverpool could bank more than £20m this summer after inserting a 30 per cent sell-on clause into the deal which saw Luis Alberto depart Anfield for Lazio back in 2016.

Lazio winger Luis Alberto reckons leaving Liverpool in 2016 was the best decision he has ever made.

Liverpool could be set for a cash injection this summer thanks a clause included in the deal to sell for former player Luis Alberto by sporting director Michael Edwards.