Although the 61-year-old has had successful stints at Lecce and Hellas Verona, many doubters believed he had the experience necessary to lead a major team like Lazio. However, the Italian has been subtly disproving his sceptics with impressive performances and outcomes. With just one point separating them from league leaders Napoli, the Biancocelesti are presently ranked fourth in Serie A.

They also have a spotless record and are at the top of the Europa League group-stage standings. According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, Claudio Lotito, the president of Lazio, is certain that Baroni's early success justifies a contract extension. As a result, the Biancocelesti supporter wants to give his boss a better, longer deal. In the upcoming weeks—or, more likely, in January—the leadership may take a firm stance on this issue.