From today, Bologna begins to get serious. The presentation of Italiano is scheduled for Thursday, also in the presence of Saputo, who has come to support his son Jesse who is playing in the quarterfinals against Juve u17. The arrival of owner Joe is also aimed at completing the management framework and finally being able to start the transfer market.
Off to the transfer market
Bologna is anxiously waiting for season tickets to go on sale in the next few days, also waiting for those for the Champions League later on. The objective is not to make a transfer that would upset the structure of Bologna who deserved the Champions League. 4 or 5 exits, however, have already been counted. Ideas abound, there are alternatives for each of the roles that the company intends to fill. Bologna must strengthen in 5 departments: centre-forward, left-back, left-footed centre-back, midfielder (who also takes the place of Ferguson, who is injured) and right-back.
Who stays, who goes?
Italian is a coach who plays with a 4-2-3-1 scheme that can be modulated into 4-3-3. The BFC has already made choices about its players. Odgaard was bought out before the end of the championship, while Saeleamekers and Kristiansen were not, although Bologna will try to buy the Dane back. The post-Zirkzee issue is also delicate, given that CEO Fenucci spoke of the Dutchman defining him as “the arbiter of his own destiny”.
Points of interest
In Holland they like Vangelis Pavlidis of AZ Alkmaar, a gem who has not only aroused the interest of Bologna worth 18 million. Watchful eyes also on Strand Larsen of Celta Vigo, but in the last few hours the name of the Colombian Jhon Duran of Aston Villa has been hot. From England Di Vaio also draws 25-year-old Armando Broja, Chelsea striker, also investigating Feyenoord’s Yankuba Mintch.
But the transfer market doesn’t stop here. The path to Robin Gosens has also reopened, as he dramatically slowed down his approach to Lazio and Bologna, aware that a possible signing would go outside the established parameters, continues to keep their attention high. The key to this situation could be the extension of Lykogiannis’ contract and the new formula for Kristiansen. Another name on the rossoblù notebook is David Jurasek, purchased last year for 13 million and loaned to Hoffenheim.
For the midfield the name of Suslov from Verona, Thorstvedt leaving Sassuolo, and Tessman from Venezia were heard. New entry into the group of nice players is Aster Vranckx, who returned to Woltsburg after a spell at Milan preceded by a call from Sartori. In short, the transfer market is starting to be more alive than ever.
Source: Matteo Dalla Vite – Gazzetta dello Sport
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