According to information from Italy, Bologna has reportedly shown interest in Pirola. Olympiacos is not currently discussing selling the 23-year-old center-back and instead intends to extend his contract until the summer of 2030. Pirola's current contract expires in June 2027, and according to information, there are discussions to extend their cooperation with a readjustment of financial terms.

Gazzetta.gr reports on Bologna's interest in signing Pirola from Olympiacos. Bologna is interested in signing Pirola from Olympiacos. The Italian club considers Pirola a favorite for the central defender position they are looking to fill. The transfer fee is set at 10 million Euros, which Bologna would be willing to pay for an Italian player, especially one who was the captain of the Under-21 national team in the recent EURO final phase.

Lorenzo Pirola, a 23-year-old center-back currently playing for Olympiacos, is reportedly attracting interest from Bologna, as reported by Italian journalist Nicolo Schira. Pirola's impressive performances with Olympiacos and his national team at the recent Euro U21 tournament have caught the attention of several Italian clubs. In addition to Bologna, Atalanta has shown interest in acquiring the talented defender. Despite this interest, Pirola reportedly mentioned to the Italian federation that he is committed to playing for Olympiacos in the upcoming season, following what he described as the best season of his career.