Mandas, the Greek goalkeeper, is waiting for a call from the Lazio management to discuss a contract renewal. His current contract will only expire in 2028, but he is one of the least paid players in the squad (just 200,000 euros per season). After showing off this year, replacing Provedel first in the Coppa Italia derby and then in the last month, with number 94 forced to box due to an ankle injury, an adjustment seems deserved and the same Lazio club agrees to recognize him the right merit. Especially considering the voices that come from abroad: both Manchester United and City have set their eyes on the 2001-born Lazio player.

Christos Mandas has been the second goalkeeper for Lazio and the club is considering how to enhance his future. He came from Ofi Creta last summer and replaced Provedel in recent games. In 9 games, he has secured 4 clean sheets and only conceded 7 goals. At 22, he still has room for growth. Lazio is deciding whether to keep him in the team next year as a vice or find a loan placement for him to guarantee more continuous playing time. Much of the choice about the Greek goalkeeper's destiny will depend on what happens in the summer. The club has not put him on the market, but there is interest from some top clubs (Manchester United in particular). If important offers were to come, they would be listened to by Lotito, in the knowledge that, thanks to Mandas, the backs would still be covered.