The long-serving Liverpool defender is linked with another move away.
Dejan Lovren may reportedly consider a wage cut to leave Liverpool in the summer, according to a report from Italy.
The Croatia international has been linked with a move away from Anfield in recent weeks.
Tottenham and Arsenal are among those linked but the North London clubs might have a new rival in the form of Lazio.
According to Gazzetta dello Sport, the Rome-based club are interested and their pursuit could become ‘much more concrete’ in the coming weeks.
The report adds that Lovren is earning £4.6 million a year in salary with Liverpool and that Lazio wouldn’t be committed to paying him more than £2.7 million.
Gazzetta suggests that the 30-year-old wouldn’t readily take such a reduction in wages, but that the promise of a long-term contract with those personal terms could lure him to the Italian capital nevertheless.
Lovren was slammed for his performance in the Reds’ 3-0 defeat by Watford last month, which ended the hopes of Jurgen Klopp’s side enjoying an unbeaten season.
The Anfield club remain top of the Premier League with a 25-point cushion over second-placed Manchester City.
The former Southampton star joined Liverpool for £20 million in 2014.
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