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Lazio midfielder Danilo Cataldi has spoke on his “great milestone” of reaching 250 appearances for Lazio, ahead of tonight’s trip to Genoa.

The Biancocelesti midfielder reflected on a difficult week after last weekend’s loss to Roma:

“It hasn’t been a week like the others, losing the derby always hurts but we have to get back on track,” he told DAZN via TuttoMercatoWeb.

On his appearances milestone, the Italian admitted “It’s a great milestone. One of my goals has always been to spend many years here, you know what I feel for Lazio,” he said. “All together we have to get through this moment, results cloud many people’s opinions. Tonight we have to show that we are players worthy of Lazio.”

Former Barcelona President Josep Maria Bartomeu has been accused of fraud due to irregularities found in the club’s payment of transfers during his tenure. He has been called to give evidence by a court in Barcelona on the matter.

That is according to Cadena SER, who say that the investigating magistrate has called Bartomeu to explain said irregularities. The legal case was opened by current Barcelona President and Bartomeu’s successor, Joan Laporta, evidence of the fierce political divide that exists at the club.

Three transfers have raised suspicions

The current board say that some deals included commissions of 33%, and that certain businesses were founded solely to bill the club. The most egregious commission appears to have occurred in the €40m deal to take Malcom from Bordeaux to the club, who then paid a commission of €10m on the deal. That contract allegedly was signed ‘some time after’ the signing was sealed.

— barcacentre (@barcacentre) September 29, 2025 Meanwhile payments to the above mentioned Gonzalez Franco allegedly saw him earn €1.7m in the deal to sign Neymar Junior from Santos, and charge significant fees related to the signing of Antoine Griezmann. Laporta’s complaint goes on to allege that there was a consistent and methodical approach to avoiding financial controls, and that an ‘illegitimate payment’ of €15m was made to Atletico Madrid. This was allegedly to avoid Atletico taking the Blaugrana to court over their approach for Griezmann.

Valencia and Real Oviedo were due to lock horns on Monday night to close out La Liga’s Matchday 7 slate, but the two sides will have to find an alternate date to play the match at Mestalla after it was postponed on Monday. Weather warnings in the area meant that going ahead with the game was a safety risk.

There were red weather warnings in place on Sunday night, but with no word from La Liga, Real Oviedo traveled down to the East Coast on Monday in case the game were to go ahead. At around 16:00 local time, just five hours before kick-off, La Liga confirmed the game would not be going ahead due to the red weather alert in the region. The heavy rains and storms expected represented a potential flood risk, and could compromise the safety of the fans.

However La Liga did reveal that the game may still go ahead the next day. As long as the safety of all those attending and participating in the game was guaranteed, and following the recommendations of the local weather authority, should the adverse conditions clear up sufficiently, then it will go ahead on Tuesday. The kick-off time would be brought forward an hour to 20:00 CEST.

"Honestly, I would prefer to play, just to speak about London, against Arsenal, Fulham or West Ham," he told TNT Sports. "Not Chelsea if I could choose.

"It's not something that gives me an incredible pleasure, but I block my emotions and tomorrow I’m just going to do my job the best I can, and my job is to try to help my team.

"I’m always motivated in every match, it doesn’t matter the opponent. Maybe now is a bit different, maybe tomorrow after the match is a bit different. But during the match, I don't think I'm going to have any kind of emotion in relation to that."