The 32 Greatest Lazio Players of All Time

Vote for the greatest players in Lazio's history, from golden-era stars to the Scudetto winners of 2000.

1. 1
   Silvio Piola

   All-time Serie A leading scorer with 274 goals, Piola spent 1934–43 at Lazio, twice finishing Serie A top scorer and becoming the club's most legendary striker of the pre-modern era.
   1000pts
2. 2
   Ciro Immobile

   Prolific Italian striker who became Lazio's all-time leading scorer and won the European Golden Shoe in 2019–20, forming a near-impossible bond with the Curva Nord faithful.
   775pts
3. 3
   Miroslav Klose

   World Cup all-time leading scorer who produced consistently prolific performances for Lazio from 2011–16, winning the Coppa Italia and becoming a fans' favourite at the Olimpico.
   732pts
4. 4
   Jaap Stam

   Dutch centre-back who anchored the defence from 2001 to 2004 and won the 2004 Coppa Italia before joining Milan.
   660pts
5. 5
   Luca Marchegiani

   Goalkeeper who spent twelve seasons at Lazio from 1993, winning the 2000 Scudetto, the 1999 Cup Winners' Cup and three Coppa Italias.
   660pts
6. 6
   Hernanes

   Brazilian midfielder nicknamed 'the Prophet' who scored freely from midfield between 2010 and 2014 and won the 2013 Coppa Italia.
   610pts
7. 7
   Arne Selmosson

   Swedish forward nicknamed 'Raggio di Luna' who starred from 1955 to 1958 and helped win the 1958 Coppa Italia.
   610pts
8. 8
   Alessandro Nesta

   Italian centre-back widely regarded as one of the finest defenders in Serie A history, who developed his legendary reading of the game during his formative Lazio years.
   553pts
9. 9
   Marcelo Salas

   Chilean striker who scored 15 league goals in his first season and won the 1999 Cup Winners' Cup and the 2000 Scudetto.
   553pts
10. 10
    Diego Simeone

    Argentine midfielder whose goals and grit drove the 1999–2000 Scudetto and Coppa Italia double during four seasons in Rome.
    488pts
11. 11
    Roberto Mancini

    Gifted Italian forward who joined from Sampdoria in 1997 and won the 2000 Scudetto, two Coppa Italias and the 1999 Cup Winners' Cup before becoming a successful manager.
    488pts
12. 12
    Sergej Milinković-Savić

    Serbian midfielder who spent eight seasons from 2015, winning the 2019 Coppa Italia and two Supercoppas with his power and technique.
    488pts
13. 13
    Felice Pulici

    Goalkeeper of the 1973–74 Scudetto side who conceded the fewest goals in Serie A that season.
    488pts
14. 14
    Paolo Di Canio

    Academy forward and Curva Nord idol who scored a famous derby winner in 1989 and returned in 2004 to score again in a derby win over Roma.
    488pts
15. 15
    Senad Lulić

    Bosnian wing-back whose goal beat Roma in the 2013 Coppa Italia final, the most celebrated derby moment in club history.
    488pts
16. 16
    Felipe Anderson

    Brazilian winger who served two spells from 2013 to 2018 and 2021 to 2024, admired for his pace and dribbling on the right flank.
    488pts
17. 17
    Pavel Nedvěd

    Czech midfielder who spent five seasons at Lazio from 1996, scoring in the 1999 Cup Winners' Cup final and winning the 2000 Scudetto before joining Juventus.
    413pts
18. 18
    Giuseppe Wilson

    Defender and captain who lifted the club's first Scudetto in 1974 and played for Lazio for nearly a decade from 1969.
    413pts
19. 19
    Vincenzo D'Amico

    Academy forward who won the 1974 Scudetto as a teenager and spent most of his career at Lazio across two spells.
    413pts
20. 20
    Bob Lovati

    Goalkeeper and captain who lifted the 1958 Coppa Italia, the club's first major trophy, as the side's first-choice keeper of the late 1950s.
    413pts
21. 21
    Juan Sebastián Verón

    Argentine playmaker who was the creative engine behind Lazio's 2000 Serie A title triumph, earning a British-record transfer to Manchester United on the back of his masterful performances.
    413pts
22. 22
    Giorgio Chinaglia

    Powerful centre-forward who fired Lazio to their first Scudetto in 1973–74, finishing as Serie A top scorer with 24 goals.
    413pts
23. 23
    Angelo Peruzzi

    Veteran goalkeeper who joined in 2000, captained the side and won the 2004 Coppa Italia over seven seasons in Rome.
    413pts
24. 24
    Tommaso Rocchi

    Striker and captain who scored over 100 goals between 2004 and 2013 and lifted the 2009 Coppa Italia.
    413pts
25. 25
    Luciano Re Cecconi

    Blond midfielder nicknamed 'the blond angel' who was a driving force of the 1973–74 Scudetto-winning side.
    325pts
26. 26
    Fulvio Bernardini

    Roman playmaker who began his career at Lazio in the early 1920s and earned his first Italy caps while playing in the biancoceleste shirt.
    325pts
27. 27
    Beppe Signori

    Explosive left-footed striker who finished top scorer in Serie A three times for Lazio in the early 1990s and was one of the most clinical finishers of his generation.
    222pts
28. 28
    Sinisa Mihajlovic

    Serbian defender famous for his ferocious free-kicks who was a key member of Lazio's 2000 title-winning squad and one of the most technically gifted defenders of his era.
    222pts
29. 29
    Bruno Giordano

    Roman-born striker from the youth ranks who was Serie A top scorer in 1978–79 and led the Lazio attack for a decade.
    222pts
30. 30
    Giuseppe Favalli

    Left-back and captain who spent 12 seasons at Lazio from 1992, winning the 2000 Scudetto and the 1999 Cup Winners' Cup.
    222pts
31. 31
    Dejan Stanković

    Serbian midfielder who joined in 1998 and won the 2000 Scudetto and Coppa Italia double and the 1999 Cup Winners' Cup before moving to Inter.
    0pts
32. 32
    Hernán Crespo

    Argentine striker signed for a world-record fee in 2000 who won the Serie A scoring title with 26 goals in 2000–01.
    0pts

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