Maybe now is the time for Bologna - Adžić at "Dal'Ara" because Juve wants Lukumi?

Some media outlets are reporting that Juve does not want to sell our player, but rather prefers a loan option, and in that case, several Serie A clubs are already waiting in line. "Tuttosport" writes that Adžić is closest to Cagliari, followed by Genoa, while Udinese, Sassuolo, Lecce are also mentioned as interested...

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Adžić at Juventus' first training session this summer, Photo: Reuters
Adžić at Juventus' first training session this summer, Photo: Reuters
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When Vasilije Adžić chose Juventus two years ago, Bologna showed great interest in him. At the time, the club from "Dal'Ara" failed to sign the Montenegrin footballer, but perhaps everything could change this summer.

According to Italian media, Adzic's Juventus wants Giono Lukumi, Bologna's defender, and would also include the former midfielder from Buducnost in the transfer.

Bologna value the Colombian international at around €25m, with a €28m buyout clause set to be activated this July. Juve are reportedly unwilling to spend that much, so will offer Adzic or Fabio Mireti to bring the price down.

Our talent has begun preparations for his third season in Turin, but despite a few memorable moves (like a Euro goal against Inter), the Nikšić native hasn't been getting many opportunities in the black and white jersey, so his departure has long been an increasingly certain prospect.

Some media outlets are reporting that Juve does not want to sell our player, but rather prefers a loan option, in which case several Serie A clubs are already queuing up.

"Tuttosport" writes that Adžić is closest to Cagliari, followed by Genoa, while also mentioning the interest of Udinese, Sassuolo, Lecce...

"In terms of departures, it seems that it is easiest to find a new club for Vasilije Adžić. Cagliari, led by Fabio Pisacane, is interested in the talented Montenegrin footballer born in 2006, and as a last resort he could end up in Genoa," the website of this media outlet states.

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