Rangers Yet to Contact Bologna for Lewis Ferguson, Deal Likely Difficult
Bologna, an Italian Serie A club, has witnessed significant growth in Lewis Ferguson's performance since his arrival from Aberdeen. While there have been persistent rumors linking him to various clubs, recent speculation suggests Rangers are interested in the Scottish international.
According to Tuttomercatoweb, Bologna is not currently engaged in discussions with the midfielder regarding a contract extension, leaving his future uncertain. Consequently, any substantial offers received are likely to be seriously considered.
However, Rangers have yet to make an official approach, and no contact has been established with any other club either. Ferguson's current contract with Bologna extends until 2028, which could pose a challenge for the Glasgow club in securing his signature. This long-term commitment allows Bologna to remain composed about the situation, as they are not under pressure to sell. They would also be content to retain his services and continue building with him.
Rangers Move Could Prove Costly
The Gers might need to surpass their transfer record to sign Ferguson. Furthermore, at this stage of his career, Ferguson may not be prioritizing a move to Rangers. Ideally, he would aim for a more significant career advancement, possibly in the English leagues, despite his ties to Rangers.
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