The teenager’s early-season output has reportedly attracted attention from the Rome club, although any move would be viewed as a longer-term investment rather than a solution for the first team.
Toscano joined Reggina from Genoa during the summer, moving to the Calabrian club on a temporary deal. Reggina confirmed the transfer on 27 July, announcing that the left-back had arrived on loan after progressing through Genoa’s youth system.
His return of four goals and three assists in eight appearances has helped put him on Lazio’s radar, according to LazioNews.eu. The figures are particularly notable for a young defender operating on the left flank, where his contribution has extended beyond his primary defensive responsibilities.
Lazio are not understood to be seeking an immediate first-team reinforcement through the potential move. Instead, the reported interest reflects a willingness to monitor a promising young player and assess his development over the coming months before deciding whether to pursue him.
The club’s existing options on the flanks also mean Toscano would not necessarily be expected to make an immediate impact in Gennaro Gattuso’s senior side. Any potential recruitment would be focused on his longer-term prospects and the possibility of developing him into a player capable of contributing at a higher level.
There is also a significant connection between the two clubs. Reggina are owned by Claudio Lotito, who is also Lazio’s president, a relationship that could make it easier for the clubs to assess the player’s progress and discuss his future.
That connection does not, however, mean a transfer is guaranteed. Toscano’s performances over the coming months are likely to be an important factor in determining whether Lazio turn their reported interest into a concrete move.
For now, the situation remains one to watch rather than a completed deal. The teenager has made a productive start to his spell in Reggio Calabria, and continued performances at that level would strengthen his case for consideration by Lazio.