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Lewis Ferguson Transfer from Bologna to Rangers
Lewis Ferguson stated to Corriere dello Sport that there have been no offers for him to leave Bologna and that he returned to the club after the World Cup and holidays. He also revealed to the publication that Rangers is the club in his heart, that he has always said he intends to play for them, and that it will happen one day if he gets the opportunity, though he does not know when. His current contract with Bologna runs until the summer of 2028, following his signing of a new four-year deal in 2024. There is a potential for a cut-price transfer next summer if he does not agree to new terms in Italy. A free transfer could occur in 2028 when his contract expires.
Lewis Ferguson stated to Corriere dello Sport that there have been no offers for him to leave Bologna and that he returned to the club after the World Cup and holidays. He also revealed to the publication that Rangers is the club in his heart, that he has always said he intends to play for them, and that it will happen one day if he gets the opportunity, though he does not know when. His current contract with Bologna runs until the summer of 2028, following his signing of a new four-year deal in 2024. There is a potential for a cut-price transfer next summer if he does not agree to new terms in Italy. A free transfer could occur in 2028 when his contract expires.
Lewis Ferguson has stated that Rangers is his favourite team and he has always said he intends to play for them. He said that one day, although he does not yet know when, it will definitely happen if he gets the opportunity. Ferguson also said that there have been no offers from other clubs and that he has not thought about a contract renewal.
Lewis Ferguson has stated that Rangers is his favourite team and he has always said he intends to play for them. He said that one day, although he does not yet know when, it will definitely happen if he gets the opportunity. Ferguson also said that there have been no offers from other clubs and that he has not thought about a contract renewal.
Lewis Ferguson has said he would listen to offers to leave Bologna if interest was concrete. Ferguson stated he is happy at Bologna and in no rush to leave but is open to other opportunities. He has two years left on his contract plus an option for a third year.
Lewis Ferguson has said he would listen to offers to leave Bologna if interest was concrete. Ferguson stated he is happy at Bologna and in no rush to leave but is open to other opportunities. He has two years left on his contract plus an option for a third year.
Derek Ferguson stated that Rangers' pursuit of Lewis Ferguson was a waste of time due to the midfielder's price tag. Rangers have approached the Italian side over a deal, with the prospect of a player-plus-cash deal involving Connor Barron being suggested amid Bologna's interest, alongside a £17 million deal. It was mentioned that the price for Lewis Ferguson is between €15 million and €20 million and that Rangers cannot meet that price for a player.
Derek Ferguson stated that Rangers' pursuit of Lewis Ferguson was a waste of time due to the midfielder's price tag. Rangers have approached the Italian side over a deal, with the prospect of a player-plus-cash deal involving Connor Barron being suggested amid Bologna's interest, alongside a £17 million deal. It was mentioned that the price for Lewis Ferguson is between €15 million and €20 million and that Rangers cannot meet that price for a player.
Il Resto del Carlino reports that a meeting between Lewis Ferguson and Bologna chiefs will take place in the coming days to discuss his future at the club and assess his interest in a new challenge, amid interest from Rangers. Rangers have approached the Italian side over a deal, with the prospect of a player-plus-cash deal suggested amid Bologna's interest in Connor Barron. A £17million deal has also been mentioned, while Nico Raskin has also been mentioned in a swap deal. Sporting director Marco Di Vaio stated before the World Cup that they agreed with Lewis to talk after the tournament because the player might want to explore possible offers. Action from the player could lead to a move to the Light Blues.
Il Resto del Carlino reports that a meeting between Lewis Ferguson and Bologna chiefs will take place in the coming days to discuss his future at the club and assess his interest in a new challenge, amid interest from Rangers. Rangers have approached the Italian side over a deal, with the prospect of a player-plus-cash deal suggested amid Bologna's interest in Connor Barron. A £17million deal has also been mentioned, while Nico Raskin has also been mentioned in a swap deal. Sporting director Marco Di Vaio stated before the World Cup that they agreed with Lewis to talk after the tournament because the player might want to explore possible offers. Action from the player could lead to a move to the Light Blues.
There has been increased speculation about Lewis Ferguson's future after a difficult campaign for the Bologna captain. During this campaign, he struggled for regular game time under Vincenzo Italiano after his recovery from a cruciate ligament injury. BBC host Stuart Cosgrove has revealed details concerning Ferguson's future from conversations with the player's father. Speaking on BBC's Off The Ball, Cosgrove said that Ferguson's father is delighted about his son being in Italy and does not consider the family connection to Rangers a major issue.
There has been increased speculation about Lewis Ferguson's future after a difficult campaign for the Bologna captain. During this campaign, he struggled for regular game time under Vincenzo Italiano after his recovery from a cruciate ligament injury. BBC host Stuart Cosgrove has revealed details concerning Ferguson's future from conversations with the player's father. Speaking on BBC's Off The Ball, Cosgrove said that Ferguson's father is delighted about his son being in Italy and does not consider the family connection to Rangers a major issue.
Bologna assistant Andrea Tarozzi has described Lewis Ferguson as being fundamental to the club amid interest from Rangers. Rangers have approached the Italian side over a deal. A player-plus-cash deal has been suggested amid Bologna's interest in Connor Barron, alongside a £17 million deal. Bologna's management team has clarified its position on the player during pre-season training and appears unwilling to lose their captain. When asked what role Ferguson will play next season amid links with Rangers and Atalanta, Tarozzi stated that it is more of a question for the coach, adding that he can say Ferguson is a very important player for them.
Bologna assistant Andrea Tarozzi has described Lewis Ferguson as being fundamental to the club amid interest from Rangers. Rangers have approached the Italian side over a deal. A player-plus-cash deal has been suggested amid Bologna's interest in Connor Barron, alongside a £17 million deal. Bologna's management team has clarified its position on the player during pre-season training and appears unwilling to lose their captain. When asked what role Ferguson will play next season amid links with Rangers and Atalanta, Tarozzi stated that it is more of a question for the coach, adding that he can say Ferguson is a very important player for them.
The Daily Record reports that Glasgow Rangers want to add another central midfielder to their squad in the summer transfer window, despite the signings of Dan Neil and Cammy Devlin on free transfers. The publication claims that Jens Hjerto-Dahl, Vanja Dragojevic, and Lewis Ferguson are high on McInnes's shortlist of targets. The Daily Record adds that any move for Ferguson, or the other two, may depend on what happens with Nicolas Raskin, who has previously been linked to Real Betis. Ferguson has previously been valued at a fee of £17m.
The Daily Record reports that Glasgow Rangers want to add another central midfielder to their squad in the summer transfer window, despite the signings of Dan Neil and Cammy Devlin on free transfers. The publication claims that Jens Hjerto-Dahl, Vanja Dragojevic, and Lewis Ferguson are high on McInnes's shortlist of targets. The Daily Record adds that any move for Ferguson, or the other two, may depend on what happens with Nicolas Raskin, who has previously been linked to Real Betis. Ferguson has previously been valued at a fee of £17m.
Rangers have been linked with a move for Bologna’s Lewis Ferguson. The player’s Estimated Transfer Value is €17.2m. The Serie A club is believed to be targeting a transfer fee in the region of £17m (€20m). Rangers are not expected to pay more than £15m (€17.5m) for the Scotland international.
Rangers have been linked with a move for Bologna’s Lewis Ferguson. The player’s Estimated Transfer Value is €17.2m. The Serie A club is believed to be targeting a transfer fee in the region of £17m (€20m). Rangers are not expected to pay more than £15m (€17.5m) for the Scotland international.
Derek Ferguson has admitted that he has held talks with his son Lewis Ferguson over his future. Lewis Ferguson is of interest to Ibrox, and a player-plus-cash deal has been suggested amid Bologna's interest in Connor Barron. A price of £17 million has been suggested for Lewis Ferguson. However, Gazzetta dello Sport claims that following talks with new manager Domenico Tedesco after the World Cup, the Serie A club now considers the player to be unsellable.
Derek Ferguson has admitted that he has held talks with his son Lewis Ferguson over his future. Lewis Ferguson is of interest to Ibrox, and a player-plus-cash deal has been suggested amid Bologna's interest in Connor Barron. A price of £17 million has been suggested for Lewis Ferguson. However, Gazzetta dello Sport claims that following talks with new manager Domenico Tedesco after the World Cup, the Serie A club now considers the player to be unsellable.
Lewis Ferguson is being linked with a move away from Bologna, with Rangers emerging as one of the contenders to sign him. Bologna have set an asking price of £17 million for Lewis Ferguson. The player's potential move to Ibrox is in doubt due to Bologna's valuation and the possible wages that he would demand, with a deal having been considered too expensive for Rangers. Scottish journalist Roger Hanah said on Go Ballistic on 6 July that he believes the transfer fee indicates the matter is concluded. He noted that Rangers paid £8m up front for Chermiti, which could go to £10m, and it is the biggest fee they have paid in 25 years. He added that for Ferguson, the asking price this summer is more than double that amount. While acknowledging that Rangers might bring in money for Raskin and other players, Hanah pointed out that the cost would be £17m plus a salary appropriate for a player of that value. Hanah stated his opinion that the deal was too expensive for any Scottish team, Celtic or Rangers, but also mentioned that he could be wrong.
Lewis Ferguson is being linked with a move away from Bologna, with Rangers emerging as one of the contenders to sign him. Bologna have set an asking price of £17 million for Lewis Ferguson. The player's potential move to Ibrox is in doubt due to Bologna's valuation and the possible wages that he would demand, with a deal having been considered too expensive for Rangers. Scottish journalist Roger Hanah said on Go Ballistic on 6 July that he believes the transfer fee indicates the matter is concluded. He noted that Rangers paid £8m up front for Chermiti, which could go to £10m, and it is the biggest fee they have paid in 25 years. He added that for Ferguson, the asking price this summer is more than double that amount. While acknowledging that Rangers might bring in money for Raskin and other players, Hanah pointed out that the cost would be £17m plus a salary appropriate for a player of that value. Hanah stated his opinion that the deal was too expensive for any Scottish team, Celtic or Rangers, but also mentioned that he could be wrong.
According to Il Resto del Carlino, Bologna's Lewis Ferguson is expected to hold talks over his future with new boss Domenico Tedesco in the coming days amid rising transfer interest. The possibility of a swap deal including Raskin or Connor Barron has been suggested in Italy.
According to Il Resto del Carlino, Bologna's Lewis Ferguson is expected to hold talks over his future with new boss Domenico Tedesco in the coming days amid rising transfer interest. The possibility of a swap deal including Raskin or Connor Barron has been suggested in Italy.
Derek McInnes is interested in Lewis Ferguson and has not given up hope of persuading the player to return from Bologna. It has been suggested that Rangers should try to complete a deal if it costs £10 million. The Bologna captain reportedly had an indifferent campaign last term after being injured for a year. Other factors could be involved, including Bologna's interest in Connor Barron, who might be part of a transfer. Rangers seem likely to sell Nico Raskin and potentially Thelo Aasgaard following their World Cup performances, which would make funds available.
Derek McInnes is interested in Lewis Ferguson and has not given up hope of persuading the player to return from Bologna. It has been suggested that Rangers should try to complete a deal if it costs £10 million. The Bologna captain reportedly had an indifferent campaign last term after being injured for a year. Other factors could be involved, including Bologna's interest in Connor Barron, who might be part of a transfer. Rangers seem likely to sell Nico Raskin and potentially Thelo Aasgaard following their World Cup performances, which would make funds available.
Lewis Ferguson has asked to leave Bologna this summer. The Serie A side's midfielder is attracting interest in G51, and the Govan side may have an advantage in signing him.
Lewis Ferguson has asked to leave Bologna this summer. The Serie A side's midfielder is attracting interest in G51, and the Govan side may have an advantage in signing him.
According to The Daily Record, Rangers have made an enquiry for Bologna's Lewis Ferguson. The club is aware the deal would be difficult, as Bologna values their captain in the eight-figure category. It is uncertain if Rangers would have the finance for the deal, although it could happen if Belgian World Cup star Nicolas Raskin was sold.
According to The Daily Record, Rangers have made an enquiry for Bologna's Lewis Ferguson. The club is aware the deal would be difficult, as Bologna values their captain in the eight-figure category. It is uncertain if Rangers would have the finance for the deal, although it could happen if Belgian World Cup star Nicolas Raskin was sold.
Rangers manager Derek McInnes told Sky Sports that he understands it is an obvious link, but they just have to work and see what they can do and who they can bring in. There are currently no contacts between Rangers and Bologna, or from other clubs.
Rangers manager Derek McInnes told Sky Sports that he understands it is an obvious link, but they just have to work and see what they can do and who they can bring in. There are currently no contacts between Rangers and Bologna, or from other clubs.
The Daily Record provided an update on the transfer situation involving Lewis Ferguson, Rangers, and Bologna, stating that any deal for Vanja Dragojevic will not prevent a move for Ferguson.
The Daily Record provided an update on the transfer situation involving Lewis Ferguson, Rangers, and Bologna, stating that any deal for Vanja Dragojevic will not prevent a move for Ferguson.
Rangers have held initial talks with Bologna as they increase their efforts to sign Lewis Ferguson. According to reports in Italy, the Serie A club values the Scotland international at £17.2 million. It has been reported that exploratory discussions have begun between the two clubs regarding the finances needed for a deal. Corriere di Bologna state that Derek McInnes is dreaming of signing his former Aberdeen player. McInnes appears keen to reunite with Ferguson and place him in a reorganized midfield that includes new arrival Dan Neil. Bologna have received interest in Ferguson from across Europe and are prepared to sell the player after his playing time was reduced in Serie A last season.
Rangers have held initial talks with Bologna as they increase their efforts to sign Lewis Ferguson. According to reports in Italy, the Serie A club values the Scotland international at £17.2 million. It has been reported that exploratory discussions have begun between the two clubs regarding the finances needed for a deal. Corriere di Bologna state that Derek McInnes is dreaming of signing his former Aberdeen player. McInnes appears keen to reunite with Ferguson and place him in a reorganized midfield that includes new arrival Dan Neil. Bologna have received interest in Ferguson from across Europe and are prepared to sell the player after his playing time was reduced in Serie A last season.
TEAMtalk understands that Rangers remain interested in Bologna and Scotland midfielder Lewis Ferguson. Sources close to the player indicate he is very open to a move to Ibrox. Bologna are open to a sale this summer and have set a valuation of €17million (£14.7m / $19.4m). Negotiations are expected to intensify, with Rangers aiming to use the player’s ties to the club. Ferguson is said to be eager to play for the club again. With Scotland’s World Cup campaign now concluded, all parties are poised to explore whether an agreement can be reached. The price and interest in him from around Europe may disrupt Rangers' plans.
TEAMtalk understands that Rangers remain interested in Bologna and Scotland midfielder Lewis Ferguson. Sources close to the player indicate he is very open to a move to Ibrox. Bologna are open to a sale this summer and have set a valuation of €17million (£14.7m / $19.4m). Negotiations are expected to intensify, with Rangers aiming to use the player’s ties to the club. Ferguson is said to be eager to play for the club again. With Scotland’s World Cup campaign now concluded, all parties are poised to explore whether an agreement can be reached. The price and interest in him from around Europe may disrupt Rangers' plans.
Rangers want to sign Lewis Ferguson from Bologna in the current transfer window. Ferguson has already held talks with Bologna's management regarding his future. Il Resto Del Carlino reported on 28 June that the Scottish player informed Bologna before his departure for the World Cup of his desire to assess his situation and consider any approaches from big clubs or the Premier League. Bologna's asking price to sell him in the upcoming weeks is a minimum of £17.2 plus add-ons, and the Italian club is waiting to receive offers for the midfielder. A swap deal that would involve Nicolas Raskin and Ferguson has been suggested.
Rangers want to sign Lewis Ferguson from Bologna in the current transfer window. Ferguson has already held talks with Bologna's management regarding his future. Il Resto Del Carlino reported on 28 June that the Scottish player informed Bologna before his departure for the World Cup of his desire to assess his situation and consider any approaches from big clubs or the Premier League. Bologna's asking price to sell him in the upcoming weeks is a minimum of £17.2 plus add-ons, and the Italian club is waiting to receive offers for the midfielder. A swap deal that would involve Nicolas Raskin and Ferguson has been suggested.
According to The Daily Record, Rangers have been informed that signing Lewis Ferguson this summer will require a record-breaking Scottish Premiership transfer fee. Bologna seem willing to sell the Scotland international if a bidder meets their £17 million asking price. The Serie A side are confident about their asking price.
According to The Daily Record, Rangers have been informed that signing Lewis Ferguson this summer will require a record-breaking Scottish Premiership transfer fee. Bologna seem willing to sell the Scotland international if a bidder meets their £17 million asking price. The Serie A side are confident about their asking price.
A report from The Scottish Sun states that Rangers are among the clubs interested in Lewis Ferguson following Scotland’s World Cup campaign. The same report refers to Italian claims that Ferguson would consider interest from big clubs or England upon his return from the tournament. The report also notes interest from Atalanta and Lazio.
A report from The Scottish Sun states that Rangers are among the clubs interested in Lewis Ferguson following Scotland’s World Cup campaign. The same report refers to Italian claims that Ferguson would consider interest from big clubs or England upon his return from the tournament. The report also notes interest from Atalanta and Lazio.
According to sources who spoke to Football Insider, Rangers and Bologna will find it difficult to reach a swap deal agreement for Nicolas Raskin and Lewis Ferguson. Agreeing on such a complex deal is considered to be difficult, and Rangers' pursuit of the midfielder is expected to be a point of difficulty. Sources say Ferguson is likely to be expensive, and his performances for Scotland in the 2026 World Cup have helped enhance his reputation. Consequently, interest in his services is expected to increase, which could negatively affect any Rangers transfer plans. Bologna’s appointment of Domenico Tedesco as their new manager is an additional complication, as it is unknown how Ferguson fits into his plans for the 2026-27 campaign. The midfielder has two years remaining on his contract at Bologna and played 27 games in Serie A last season.
According to sources who spoke to Football Insider, Rangers and Bologna will find it difficult to reach a swap deal agreement for Nicolas Raskin and Lewis Ferguson. Agreeing on such a complex deal is considered to be difficult, and Rangers' pursuit of the midfielder is expected to be a point of difficulty. Sources say Ferguson is likely to be expensive, and his performances for Scotland in the 2026 World Cup have helped enhance his reputation. Consequently, interest in his services is expected to increase, which could negatively affect any Rangers transfer plans. Bologna’s appointment of Domenico Tedesco as their new manager is an additional complication, as it is unknown how Ferguson fits into his plans for the 2026-27 campaign. The midfielder has two years remaining on his contract at Bologna and played 27 games in Serie A last season.
According to reports from the UK, Lewis Ferguson is a player who would be very welcome at Ibrox Park. The new Rangers coach, Derek McInnes, previously coached Ferguson at Aberdeen, where Ferguson played 115 matches and scored 20 goals under him.
According to reports from the UK, Lewis Ferguson is a player who would be very welcome at Ibrox Park. The new Rangers coach, Derek McInnes, previously coached Ferguson at Aberdeen, where Ferguson played 115 matches and scored 20 goals under him.
TeamTalk reports that Rangers are interested in signing Lewis Ferguson this summer, but claims that Bologna are not willing to sell the 26-year-old. It is also claimed that Ferguson wishes to speak with Rangers about a potential transfer, which would see him join the team he supported growing up. Talks are expected to occur after the conclusion of the World Cup campaign for both Ferguson and another player involved in potential dealings between the clubs.
TeamTalk reports that Rangers are interested in signing Lewis Ferguson this summer, but claims that Bologna are not willing to sell the 26-year-old. It is also claimed that Ferguson wishes to speak with Rangers about a potential transfer, which would see him join the team he supported growing up. Talks are expected to occur after the conclusion of the World Cup campaign for both Ferguson and another player involved in potential dealings between the clubs.
A potential solution to lower the cost of a transfer would be to involve Scotland international Ferguson as part of an exchange, as Rangers are reportedly keen on the midfielder. This would be a proposal initiated by Rangers rather than the Italian club or the Scottish player. Ferguson is not necessarily seeking an imminent departure from the Stadio Dall’Ara.
A potential solution to lower the cost of a transfer would be to involve Scotland international Ferguson as part of an exchange, as Rangers are reportedly keen on the midfielder. This would be a proposal initiated by Rangers rather than the Italian club or the Scottish player. Ferguson is not necessarily seeking an imminent departure from the Stadio Dall’Ara.
Derek McInnes, who managed Lewis Ferguson at Aberdeen, would be very interested in reuniting with the player. According to sources, there is currently no apparent desire from Bologna to sell their captain. Ferguson would be willing to discuss a move to his boyhood club, although formal negotiations have not yet occurred. While Rangers' interest in the player exists, a move to Ibrox is considered speculation and not substantive at this time.
Derek McInnes, who managed Lewis Ferguson at Aberdeen, would be very interested in reuniting with the player. According to sources, there is currently no apparent desire from Bologna to sell their captain. Ferguson would be willing to discuss a move to his boyhood club, although formal negotiations have not yet occurred. While Rangers' interest in the player exists, a move to Ibrox is considered speculation and not substantive at this time.
Ex-Ibrox midfielder McCall has suggested a potential swap deal between Rangers and Bologna could involve Lewis Ferguson. McCall told BBC Sportsound, as relayed by The Scotsman, that he predicts a swap deal involving Raskin and Ferguson, which would also include money. He thinks Raskin will go to Bologna and Ferguson will go to Rangers. McCall stated his view that Raskin is worth more than Ferguson and is a potentially top-class player. He explained that this is entirely a hunch. The Scot is entering his final 12 months with Bologna.
Ex-Ibrox midfielder McCall has suggested a potential swap deal between Rangers and Bologna could involve Lewis Ferguson. McCall told BBC Sportsound, as relayed by The Scotsman, that he predicts a swap deal involving Raskin and Ferguson, which would also include money. He thinks Raskin will go to Bologna and Ferguson will go to Rangers. McCall stated his view that Raskin is worth more than Ferguson and is a potentially top-class player. He explained that this is entirely a hunch. The Scot is entering his final 12 months with Bologna.
Journalist Keith Jackson has suggested that a bid of £12m could be enough for an offer from Rangers for Bologna's Lewis Ferguson to be accepted. According to Jackson, Ferguson's value has decreased because he is not playing, after Bologna had received mega offers for him. The journalist stated that the absolute best price would be £12 million. Additionally, former Rangers winger Jamie Murphy claims that the Scotland international would be a perfect signing for McInnes.
Journalist Keith Jackson has suggested that a bid of £12m could be enough for an offer from Rangers for Bologna's Lewis Ferguson to be accepted. According to Jackson, Ferguson's value has decreased because he is not playing, after Bologna had received mega offers for him. The journalist stated that the absolute best price would be £12 million. Additionally, former Rangers winger Jamie Murphy claims that the Scotland international would be a perfect signing for McInnes.
Lewis Ferguson has been linked with a move to Rangers, and Rangers have stated they will focus on players with SPFL experience this summer. Reports in Italy had suggested the 26-year-old was close to signing a contract extension with Bologna, but talks appear to have stalled after manager Vincenzo Italiano joined Besiktas and was replaced by Domenico Tedesco. Former Ibrox winger Jamie Murphy believes that if a move for Ferguson to Rangers is ever going to happen, it will be this summer. It is noted that Rangers' American owners may have to pay a club-record transfer fee to sign the playmaker permanently.
Lewis Ferguson has been linked with a move to Rangers, and Rangers have stated they will focus on players with SPFL experience this summer. Reports in Italy had suggested the 26-year-old was close to signing a contract extension with Bologna, but talks appear to have stalled after manager Vincenzo Italiano joined Besiktas and was replaced by Domenico Tedesco. Former Ibrox winger Jamie Murphy believes that if a move for Ferguson to Rangers is ever going to happen, it will be this summer. It is noted that Rangers' American owners may have to pay a club-record transfer fee to sign the playmaker permanently.
Lewis Ferguson has a desire to play for Rangers in the future. His agent, Bill McMurdo, recently revealed the midfielder would be open to playing in another top-five league and would also be receptive to a move to Ibrox. Barry Ferguson urged his former club to create a core of Scottish players and believes his nephew would easily secure a place in the team. He stated that Ferguson is the kind of player Rangers would want, describing him as a very good Scottish player. Barry Ferguson noted that his nephew has not been playing regularly for the Bologna team and questioned why the club would not attempt to make a move. He added that other clubs besides Rangers will be interested, as a number of clubs will be monitoring that he is not playing regularly.
Lewis Ferguson has a desire to play for Rangers in the future. His agent, Bill McMurdo, recently revealed the midfielder would be open to playing in another top-five league and would also be receptive to a move to Ibrox. Barry Ferguson urged his former club to create a core of Scottish players and believes his nephew would easily secure a place in the team. He stated that Ferguson is the kind of player Rangers would want, describing him as a very good Scottish player. Barry Ferguson noted that his nephew has not been playing regularly for the Bologna team and questioned why the club would not attempt to make a move. He added that other clubs besides Rangers will be interested, as a number of clubs will be monitoring that he is not playing regularly.
Lewis Ferguson's agent, Bill McMurdo, has stated that Ferguson will play for Rangers, although it might not be this summer. McMurdo said Ferguson has communicated to him that his career goals are to play for Rangers and in the Premier League. McMurdo stated that he would love it if Rangers could arrange a deal with Bologna, but he does not know if this is possible due to the financial circumstances. McMurdo specified Ferguson's transfer value as being between €10m and €15m, adding that he thinks this amount could be too high.
Lewis Ferguson's agent, Bill McMurdo, has stated that Ferguson will play for Rangers, although it might not be this summer. McMurdo said Ferguson has communicated to him that his career goals are to play for Rangers and in the Premier League. McMurdo stated that he would love it if Rangers could arrange a deal with Bologna, but he does not know if this is possible due to the financial circumstances. McMurdo specified Ferguson's transfer value as being between €10m and €15m, adding that he thinks this amount could be too high.
It has been suggested that Rangers could be an option for Lewis Ferguson, who had hoped to join the Ibrox club from Aberdeen in 2022 before the move did not happen. It is stated that it is likely to be the same situation again this summer, with Ferguson appearing to be unaffordable for Rangers as he has an Estimated Transfer Value (ETV) of €20 million. Ferguson's agent, Bill McMurdo, stated that the Bologna captain will only join a club in a top-five league this summer, adding that a move to the Premiership would be a step backwards for Ferguson at this stage of his career. McMurdo also explained that Ferguson has two years left on his contract and that they will meet with Bologna soon to assess whether the club would like to offer him a contract extension or let it expire.
It has been suggested that Rangers could be an option for Lewis Ferguson, who had hoped to join the Ibrox club from Aberdeen in 2022 before the move did not happen. It is stated that it is likely to be the same situation again this summer, with Ferguson appearing to be unaffordable for Rangers as he has an Estimated Transfer Value (ETV) of €20 million. Ferguson's agent, Bill McMurdo, stated that the Bologna captain will only join a club in a top-five league this summer, adding that a move to the Premiership would be a step backwards for Ferguson at this stage of his career. McMurdo also explained that Ferguson has two years left on his contract and that they will meet with Bologna soon to assess whether the club would like to offer him a contract extension or let it expire.
Lewis Ferguson's agent Bill McMurdo spoke to Tuttomercatoweb about Ferguson's situation and discouraged suggestions of a Rangers move. McMurdo stated that Ferguson wants to play at the highest level and is ready for the Premier League. McMurdo also stated that Ferguson will only play in the top five European leagues, with Italy and England being his first choices, and that any move should be beneficial for all parties.
Lewis Ferguson's agent Bill McMurdo spoke to Tuttomercatoweb about Ferguson's situation and discouraged suggestions of a Rangers move. McMurdo stated that Ferguson wants to play at the highest level and is ready for the Premier League. McMurdo also stated that Ferguson will only play in the top five European leagues, with Italy and England being his first choices, and that any move should be beneficial for all parties.
Lewis Ferguson, 26, has spent four seasons with Bologna, and the possibility of him returning to Glasgow to join Rangers is under discussion. After a strong start in Serie A, Ferguson was previously suggested for a transfer to Juventus for over £20 million, but a knee injury sustained in April 2024 has hindered his progress. His father, Derek, has indicated it may be time for Lewis to leave his club. This is suggested as a potential opportunity for Rangers, as they are looking for a new captain to replace James Tavernier.
Lewis Ferguson, 26, has spent four seasons with Bologna, and the possibility of him returning to Glasgow to join Rangers is under discussion. After a strong start in Serie A, Ferguson was previously suggested for a transfer to Juventus for over £20 million, but a knee injury sustained in April 2024 has hindered his progress. His father, Derek, has indicated it may be time for Lewis to leave his club. This is suggested as a potential opportunity for Rangers, as they are looking for a new captain to replace James Tavernier.
Ian Durrant insists Rangers should make a statement and spend a large amount of money on Lewis Ferguson, revealing he has had talks with Andrew Cavenagh. Durrant said that Rangers' American owners should spend a large amount of money on the midfielder and that he has given transfer advice to chairman Andrew Cavenagh. The player's uncle, Barry Ferguson, admitted he is not sure if Rangers would be able to meet Bologna's valuation. Reports in Italy have suggested that a significant offer could convince Bologna to sell Lewis Ferguson. Barry Ferguson said he thinks his nephew will probably look to move at some stage and that there will be a number of teams interested in him. He added that he does not know what figure Bologna would be looking for.
Ian Durrant insists Rangers should make a statement and spend a large amount of money on Lewis Ferguson, revealing he has had talks with Andrew Cavenagh. Durrant said that Rangers' American owners should spend a large amount of money on the midfielder and that he has given transfer advice to chairman Andrew Cavenagh. The player's uncle, Barry Ferguson, admitted he is not sure if Rangers would be able to meet Bologna's valuation. Reports in Italy have suggested that a significant offer could convince Bologna to sell Lewis Ferguson. Barry Ferguson said he thinks his nephew will probably look to move at some stage and that there will be a number of teams interested in him. He added that he does not know what figure Bologna would be looking for.
According to his dad Derek, Lewis Ferguson will not join Rangers even if he leaves Bologna in the summer. Barry Ferguson, a former Rangers captain and manager, has admitted he wants to see his nephew join the Glasgow club but expects that the opportunity has passed.
According to his dad Derek, Lewis Ferguson will not join Rangers even if he leaves Bologna in the summer. Barry Ferguson, a former Rangers captain and manager, has admitted he wants to see his nephew join the Glasgow club but expects that the opportunity has passed.
Lewis Ferguson's uncle Barry stated he does not expect to see the player at Rangers any time soon, saying he doubts it because of the transfer fee Ferguson will be worth. Barry also said that he unfortunately does not think Rangers would be able to afford him. He added that he would love to see him at Rangers one day, because he thinks the club missed an opportunity a number of years ago when Ferguson moved to Bologna.
Lewis Ferguson's uncle Barry stated he does not expect to see the player at Rangers any time soon, saying he doubts it because of the transfer fee Ferguson will be worth. Barry also said that he unfortunately does not think Rangers would be able to afford him. He added that he would love to see him at Rangers one day, because he thinks the club missed an opportunity a number of years ago when Ferguson moved to Bologna.
Steven Naismith believes the opportunity for Lewis Ferguson to join either Rangers or Celtic has passed. Naismith stated that Ferguson, who is captain of Bologna, has moved beyond what the Scottish clubs can provide and is worthy of playing for an English Premier League side. Despite Ferguson's family connections to Rangers, Celtic have been linked with him in recent times.
Read Full StorySteven Naismith believes the opportunity for Lewis Ferguson to join either Rangers or Celtic has passed. Naismith stated that Ferguson, who is captain of Bologna, has moved beyond what the Scottish clubs can provide and is worthy of playing for an English Premier League side. Despite Ferguson's family connections to Rangers, Celtic have been linked with him in recent times.
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