Lazio emerged victorious after four goals in 11 frantic second-half minutes lit up the Stadio Olimpico and condemned Sassuolo to a sixth straight Serie A defeat. Europa League-chasing Lazio appeared happy enough to cling onto a slender lead after Stefan Radu added some excitement to a dull first half with a rare defender's goal. But, as soon as Sassuolo equalised through Sergio Floccari in the...Full Story »

Miroslav Klose's late winner against Inter Milan gave Edy Reja a successful start to his second spell in charge of Lazio on Monday evening. The German forward struck nine minutes from time to hand Lazio a deserved 1-0 victory in their first game of 2014. Lazio, who had won just one of their last eight league matches heading into the contest, decided to sack Vladimir Petkovic at the weekend. T...Full Story »

Lazio secured their first Serie A win since October as a first-half Miroslav Klose double was enough to see off struggling Livorno at the Stadio Olimpico. Klose's goals came in the space of seven minutes as he first profited on a Antonio Candreva assist before the Livorno defence was compliant in allowing him to effectively kill off the game inside half and hour. The veteran Germany striker, w...Full Story »

Miroslav Klose is a doubt for Germany's friendlies against Italy and England after dislocating his shoulder in Lazio's clash with Parma. The 35-year-old was replaced in the 84th minute of the game at the Stadio Ennio Tardini on Sunday and now faces further tests to determine if he will be fit to play as Germany starts its preparations for next year's World Cup. Klose's third season with Lazio ...Full Story »

Super-sub Miroslav Klose inspired Lazio to a 2-0 Serie A victory over Cagliari that eased the growing pressure on coach Vladimir Petkovic. The capital club approached Sunday night's match searching for their first win in six games in all competitions, at the end of a week which saw president Claudio Lotito turn up to training unexpectedly to deliver a motivational speech. Petkovic knew his bos...Full Story »

Lazio will be boosted by the return of Germany striker Miroslav Klose for Sunday's game at Atalanta. Klose has been out of action for a month with a foot injury but is expected to lead Lazio's attack in Bergamo. The Biancoceleste go into the encounter at the Renato Dall' Ara stadium on the back of two straight draws and looking for their first win on the road this season. Their goalless resul...Full Story »

Germany veteran Miroslav Klose says he intends to play until 2016, but will reassess his position after the 2014 World Cup. The Lazio striker is Germany's joint-leading goalscorer of all time alongside Gerd Muller, with 68 international goals to his name, but has no interest in hanging up his boots for club or country just yet. "I feel great at the moment, and I want to play for a few more yea...Full Story »

Lazio's players responded to an organised protest from disgruntled fans in the best way possible by strolling to a dominant 3-0 victory over Chievo in Rome. Biancoceleste supporters expressed their disappointment over the club's perceived failures in the summer transfer market by leaving the Curva Nord empty for the start of Sunday's game. A move for Galatasaray's Burak Yilmaz broke down befor...Full Story »

Lazio striker Miroslav Klose has revealed that he has received two offers from Major League Soccer clubs. The Germany international's contract with Lazio expires at the end of the season and Klose admits he is keeping his options open. Klose admits the two offers he has received from America are 'excellent' and that he does not know what his future holds at the moment. "It is a fact that I ha...Full Story »

Sept 8 (Reuters) - Germany's 35-year-old striker Miroslav Klose is worth around two million euros ($2.63 million), easily the lowest price tag in his squad, but still more than the entire Faroe Islands team put together. The runaway Group C leaders visit the remote Faroes on Tuesday for a World Cup qualifier against opponents Germany coach Joachim Loew has suggested should take part in a prelim...Full Story »