Tuttomercato reports on Stefan Posch's official transfer to Como from Bologna. Stefan Posch has completed a transfer to Como from Bologna. The deal is now official, with the temporary transfer contract deposited in Lega Serie A. Como had pursued the Austrian national player in the previous January transfer window.

Stefan Posch, an Austrian defender born in 1997, is set to transfer to Como after an unsuccessful six-month loan at Atalanta. After a match between Bologna and Como, the clubs reached a total agreement for the player's transfer in the form of a paid loan for 500,000 euros, with a mandatory buyout clause set at 5.5 million euros. Sky Sport reports that medical examinations are scheduled for August 31, and upon passing, Posch will sign the contract with Como. Como had previously attempted to acquire Posch in January, but he was loaned to Atalanta instead.

Como is interested in acquiring Stefan Posch to strengthen their defense. The decision is expected to be made after the match between Bologna and Como. Como had previously attempted to sign Posch in January, but he was loaned to Atalanta instead. The club's interest in the player has remained strong, leading to a renewed approach in the current transfer window.

Como made a substantial offer for Posch and reached an agreement with Bologna, but they were late, and the transfer did not happen. The player's reasons for not joining were understood by Como.