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Frattesi deletes old anti-Roma social media posts from his youth
·21 August 2026·2h ago

Frattesi deletes old anti-Roma social media posts from his youth

Source: Forza Roma

Davide Frattesi has removed from social media several posts he wrote as a young Lazio supporter, including messages attacking Roma. On 22 September 2013, at age 14, Frattesi wrote ahead of the derby: "Come on Lazio, give me this gift, let's smash these disgusting things." Roma won that match 2–0, with goals from Balzaretti and Ljajic. In 2011, after Roma's loss to Palermo, he had also posted: "Where is Roma?"

Frattesi joined Roma's academy in 2014, announcing the move as "a new adventure that feels like a dream." When questioned by followers about his allegiances, he responded directly: "I am Lazio." That statement remained online while his circumstances changed dramatically. He later left Rome for Sassuolo and then Inter, though he reportedly harboured hopes of returning to Roma for years. Those hopes never materialised, but his career has taken an unexpected turn: he has now rejoined the club he supported as a child. The circle has closed with Frattesi back at the team he once defended so openly as a teenager, raising the question of whether he will remain there this time.

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"Daje Lazio, famme sto regalo, spaccamo ste schifezze". A scriverlo era Davide Frattesi. Aveva 14 anni. Era il 22 settembre 2013 e il derby era ormai alle porte. Il primo dopo il 26 maggio. La Lazio arrivava forte della Coppa Italia appena conquistata. La Roma di Garcia, invece, cercava di…

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