Bologna is seeking to strengthen their attack and has shown interest in Noah Okafor. Okafor, a Swiss international, returned to Milan after a loan spell at Napoli, where he celebrated the club's fourth Scudetto. However, he is not part of Milan's future plans. Bologna had initiated contact with Milan for Okafor some time ago, and recent contacts were reported by Sky Sport. Milan has opened to the possibility of Okafor moving to Bologna on a loan deal with an option to buy.

Noah Okafor, a left winger for Milan returning from a loan at Napoli, is considered by Bologna if Ndoye leaves. Sartori had already pursued Okafor during his time at Atalanta. The player earns 2.5 million, which is a hurdle to overcome if an attempt is made. The track remains open, especially since Sunderland closed with Sassuolo for Armand Laurientè yesterday.

Bologna has expressed a strong interest in acquiring Noah Okafor. Reports indicate that Bologna's sporting director, Giovanni Sartor, had a meeting with Geoffrey Moncada to discuss the potential transfer. Bologna is reportedly considering either a dry loan or a loan with an option to buy, while Milan is said to be insisting on a guaranteed buyout or at least a potential option to buy. Okafor, who was initially set to join RB Leipzig, reportedly had the deal collapse after medical examinations, prompting him to change his representation from the agency sport360. Milan is eager to transfer Okafor to make room for new signings, particularly Santiago Gimenez, and is open to negotiations, especially following Bologna's renewed interest after Orsolini's injury.