Explaining market restrictions

I’m looking at the concept of "concessione" for clubs under conditional market restrictions. When clubs comply, they can lift these restrictions. Generally, teams may need to sell before they can buy, and there are no net salary increases along with caps on amortization.

Clubs like Napoli and Pisa face "saldo zero" conditions while Lazio has more freedom. This means teams can only make replacement signings, and they can't increase their wage bills past certain limits. The winter window will see clubs focusing on player sales and structured deals.Clarifying Lazio's market options

Lazio has the freedom to pursue transfer targets without restrictions. I'm considering how to proceed next. If the user shares the article or source, I can verify the details. They might want an English translation or a club-specific plan. I'll aim for brevity and avoid unnecessary details.

I’ll include an English translation of the headline and add a short explanation. I’ll also provide options at the end for clarity on next steps. Let’s make sure it's all straightforward!