Lazio, the Italian football club based in Rome, have been struggling to attract top talent on the transfer market this summer. Financial constraints appear to be the main reason for their inability to sign high-profile signings.

The situation is not new for Lazio. In recent years, the club has faced financial difficulties and has struggled to compete with bigger clubs such as Juventus and Inter Milan. As a result, they have had to rely on signing players on loan or from other clubs who were struggling financially themselves.

Despite these challenges, Lazio still managed to secure some key signings this summer. They signed Brazilian forward Caio Henrique from Palmeiras and Spanish midfielder Juan Cuadrado from Atletico Madrid. However, both players have struggled to find their form since joining the club.

In addition to financial constraints, Lazio may also face competition from other clubs for top talent. Serie A champions Juventus have already made significant signings this summer, including former Barcelona defender Leonardo Bonucci and Manchester City winger Alexis Sanchez. These players could make it difficult for Lazio to land the best possible transfers.

Overall, financial constraints seem to be the biggest obstacle facing Lazio's transfer market activity this summer. The club will need to work hard to address this issue if they hope to improve their squad and compete at the highest level in Serie A.