Duje Javorčić played two seasons for the Lazio Primavera and was occasionally an unused substitute for the first team

Giovanni Fiorini played for Lazio from 1923 to 1928

Massimiliano Farris was assistant to Simone Inzaghi at Lazio for five years

Mauro Zitelli made six appearances on the bench for Lazio but never debuted.

For Lazio Massimo Silva will always be remembered as part of the deal that welcomed Mario Frustalupi to Rome, one of the smartest moves ever made in the summer transfer window.

Aldo De Pierro spent two seasons with Lazio’s first team beginning in 1943–44 making 37 appearances and winning the first Roman War League

Gael Kakuta played for Lazio in the 2013-14 season

Dimitrije Kamenović was a mysterious signing by Igli Tare. He played just 45 minutes and was ignored by all the Lazio managers

Camillo Monetti played for Lazio in the 1913-14 season reaching the national finals

Mario Vignoli was formed as a player in the Lazio academy and in the 1959-60 season joined the first team squad playing four consecutive games

Ennio Modesti played for Lazio from 1944 to 1946

Vincenzo Di Napoli started playing for Lazio in 1910 first with the reserves but slowly became part of the first 11.

Stefano Lombardi played for Lazio in the 1998-99 season

Guido Levi I was a goalkeeper but he played occasionally as a defender. His last appearances were in the 1912-13 season

Giacomo Paniccia was a promising young talent and captain of the Primavera team that won the Scudetto in the 1994–95 season.

Federico Macheda remains a memorable figure in Premier League history because of the dramatic impact of his first goal for Manchester United

Lorenzo Gaslini was the keeper that played in the scudetto final against Pro Vercelli in 1913

Mario Vaselli was involved with Lazio helping the club financially during the 1950s.

Amedeo Rega during the war championships of 1943-44 and 1944-45 he played for Lazio winning the first edition

Amedeo Coraggio played for Lazio from 1910 to 1915