Oliver Provstgaard is a Danish professional footballer who plays centre-back for Lazio

Andrea Luciani was part of the team that won the Primavera scudetto in the 2000-01 season.

Daniele Ruggiu grew up in the Lazio academy. In 2000-01 he won the Primavera Scudetto.

Nuno Tavares is a Portuguese professional footballer who plays as a left-back for Lazio

Rosario Aquino was a Lazio youth player who died in a car crash on March 25 2000

Marco Bertini is an Italian professional footballer who plays in midfield

Valentin Castellanos, nicknamed Taty, is an Argentine professional footballer who plays as forward for Lazio

Simone Sannibale's career reflects that of many academy graduates who, after developing at one of Italy's leading clubs, went on to forge solid careers outside the top flight.

Christos Mandas is a greek professional footballer that plays as goalkeeper for Lazio.

Giuseppe Rossi hand an unlucky career with events going against him when he was on the verge of getting his big chance.

Armando Longhi was a very technical forward, considered one of the best players from the Lazio youth teams.

Roberto Moroni played only one official match for the Biancocelesti in the Coppa Italia: a 3–0 defeat in Juventus–Lazio on June 18, 1960

Pastorino was a midfielder. He had a decent career especially with Atalanta and Napoli and won a Coppa Italia with Genoa. His brief spell at Lazio however did not work out.

Elder brother of Angelo, Luigi Zucchi was a goalkeeper and midfield player for Lazio in the very early days.

Giorgio Fioravanti played for Lazio on loan in the Latin Cup in 1950

Aldo De Fazio was second keeper for Lazio from 1949 to 1955 with the exception of 1951-52 when he was loaned to Lucchese

Ernesto Sandroni was an Italian footballer whose career spanned some of the most turbulent years in European history.

Luca Pellegrini, born in Rome on March 7, 1999, is an Italian professional footballer who plays as left back for Lazio.

Silvano started at Lazio but did not make it with the Biancocelesti first team but had a decent career in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th tiers of Italian football

Eugenio Gualdi was Presdient of Lazio from 1933 to 1936