Lewis Ferguson is considering a future away from Bologna, attracted by Premier League opportunities, with discussions postponed until after the World Cup.

Lewis Ferguson, the Scottish midfielder for Bologna, is contemplating a future move away from the Italian club, potentially to the Premier League. For the first time since joining Bologna, Ferguson is open to the idea of leaving, although he has not formally requested a transfer. The Premier League's allure is evident, especially after a season marked by recovery from injury and a fluctuating performance in European competitions. The upcoming World Cup could serve as a perfect stage for Ferguson to showcase his talents on an international level. Discussions with Bologna's management are scheduled for July, post his national team commitments and vacation. Meanwhile, new coach Domenico Tedesco sees Ferguson as a key player in his future plans for Bologna, intending to position him in a more offensive role, similar to his time under Thiago Motta, where he excelled in scoring. Economically, Bologna holds a strong position, with Ferguson under contract until 2028 and an option for an additional year. Acquired from Aberdeen for under €2.5 million, any potential transfer would likely require a substantial offer, with amounts under €25 million unlikely to be considered.

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