Tuttomercato reports on Bologna's interest in acquiring Giacomo Raspadori to enhance their attacking options. Bologna is seriously considering Giacomo Raspadori to strengthen their offensive department under coach Vincenzo Italiano. Napoli does not consider Raspadori untouchable and has set a price of at least 25 million euros. There is room for negotiation and contacts could intensify in the coming days.

CalcioMercato has reported that Bologna might include Giacomo Raspadori in their negotiations with Napoli concerning Ndoye. It is suggested that Bologna could consider this inclusion due to Raspadori's potentially limited playing time under Napoli's 4-3-3 formation, making a transfer to Bologna a viable option. These talks are part of Bologna's broader strategy for the summer transfer market, where they aim to restrict sales to only those that are financially advantageous. Napoli has had a longstanding interest in Ndoye, which has only grown after his impressive performance in the Coppa Italia final. Bologna has set Ndoye's valuation at approximately 40 million euros, a significant increase from the 9 million they invested two seasons ago. Additionally, Bologna is mindful of their defensive lineup, which could impact the negotiations.