Bologna fire sale as Bournemouth, Rangers, Nottingham Forest & Juventus target stars | OneFootball

Bologna are facing a busy window of outgoings, with several of their key men attracting interest both at home and in the Premier League.

According to CalcioMercato, the first in line to leave is Jhon Lucumí. Juventus are keen on the Colombian defender, but their proposal of €15 million plus €3 million in bonuses has been rebuffed by Bologna, who have no intention of straying from the €28 million release clause in his contract, a clause active until July 15.

From England, meanwhile, come reports of interest from Bournemouth, while Nottingham Forest are said to be tracking both Lucumí and Santiago Castro.

MARCH 08: Santiago Castro reacts during the Serie A match between Bologna FC 1909 and Hellas Verona FC at Renato Dall’Ara Stadium on March 08, 2026. (Photo by Alessandro Sabattini/Getty Images)

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The Argentine striker remains one of the most coveted names on Bologna’s books.

The Rossoblù have set their asking price at €40 million, a figure that has cooled Juventus’ interest but could prove tempting for Premier League suitors.

Also on the way out are Benjamin Domínguez and captain Lewis Ferguson. The Scotland midfielder is admired by Rangers, Roma and Atalanta, and could be allowed to leave for around €20 million.

It points to a significant reshaping at the Dall’Ara, with Bologna seemingly bracing to cash in on the assets that have made them one of the more closely watched sides in Serie A, provided the offers meet their valuations.