Watch Lazio striker Ciro Immobile smash the dugout with arm ALREADY in a cast after being hauled off by Sarri

0

LAZIO star Ciro Immobile erupted with anger and began punching the dug-out after being taken off by boss Maurizio Sarri.

The Italian striker, 33, was named in the starting XI for tonight’s 2-0 victory over Sassuolo.

DAZN via TwitterLazio striker Ciro Immobile reacted furiously after being subbed tonight[/caption]

DAZN via TwitterThe striker was spotted smashing his hurt arm against the wall of the dug-out[/caption]

La reazione di Ciro #Immobile al cambio.. pic.twitter.com/4fv4pwDAKX

— AllRoundLazio (@AllRoundLazio) May 3, 2023

His team were leading courtesy of an early strike from Felipe Anderson but the veteran had failed to make much of an impact as they looked to maintain their faint title hopes.

His manager decided to replace him with Pedro on 68 minutes after he had been limited to just one shot by the minnows.

But the Lazio captain was absolutely furious at that decision and his frustrations boiled over as he took his place on the bench.

Immobile, who had a cast on his right arm, was caught by television cameras viciously hitting the dug-out wall.

Guest posting agency=

The former Borussia Dortmund and Torino forward has struggled with a number of injuries throughout the campaign.

And he was involved in a car crash in Rome just last month which left him with the arm injury, a fractured rib as well as whiplash.

Immobile has scored 12 goals in 33 goals so far this season.

Despite his outburst, Lazio went on to grab a second late on Toma Basic.

CASINO SPECIAL – BEST ONLINE CASINOS FOR 2023

And that means that Napoli’s Serie A title celebration remains on hold after the league leaders’ closest rivals claimed the 2-0 victory.

Guest posting agency=

That result puts Lazio 15 points behind Napoli, who will secure the club’s first Serie A title in 33 years if they get at least a point against Udinese tomorrow.

That would be only the third time Napoli has won Serie A and the first since the Diego Maradona inspired-side of 1990.

Leave a Reply

RSS
Follow by Email
Pinterest
LinkedIn
Share
WhatsApp