Bologna could be witnessing the departure of Stefan Posch as the club prepares for potential interest in the Austrian defender.
The Rossoblu have set a price tag for Posch to inform any clubs considering a move for the full-back.
A challenge during the current transfer period for Bologna is offloading players deemed surplus to requirements.
Posch, in particular, has seen a significant drop in his playing time.
Once a fixture in the starting XI during Thiago Motta’s tenure, the Austrian now finds himself less central to the team’s plans.
In an interview with “La Gazzetta dello Sport,” a Bologna insider commented, “We’re open to discussions about Posch’s future, as our focus is on building a competitive squad.”
The insider further elaborated that setting a clear price for Posch ensures a straightforward negotiation process for any interested parties.
Raising funds through player transfers remains a strategic manoeuvre for Bologna to reinvest in strengthening their squad.
Thus, Posch’s future may lie away from the club, contingent on interest matching Bologna’s valuation.
As enquiries likely increase, it remains to be seen which club will make a concrete offer for the Austrian defender.