Tuttomercato reports on Michel Aebischer's loan transfer from Bologna to Pisa, which includes an obligation to buy. Michel Aebischer has officially joined Pisa from Bologna on loan with an obligation to buy for a fee set at around 4.5 million euros. He has arrived at the club's headquarters and is ready to start his new experience. Pisa considers this an important addition to their midfield, as Aebischer brings valuable experience and quality to the team, which aims to establish itself in the top division.

The transfer involves an exchange of documents between Pisa and Bologna for Michel Aebischer. According to Sky Sport, the agreement was reached based on a loan with an obligation to buy. Despite Bologna having an agreement with Sassuolo, Aebischer ultimately chose and wanted to move to Pisa.

Tuttomercato provides an update on Michel Aebischer's potential departure from Bologna. Michel Aebischer is also set to leave Bologna, but only on a permanent basis or with an obligation to buy. Pisa is interested in acquiring him, as well as clubs from Switzerland and Germany.

Pisa is working on strengthening their squad and has shown interest in Michel Aebischer. A discussion has taken place with Bologna to understand the feasibility and potential terms of the transfer. Aebischer has been among the reserves since Italiano's arrival as coach. Currently, Transfermarkt estimates Aebischer's market value at 7.50 million euros.