According to La Gazzetta dello Sport, a loan for Teun Koopmeiners is being discussed as part of the Jhon Lucumí transfer. Bologna's director, Giovanni Sartori, knows Koopmeiners well, having previously brought him to Italy, and has a good relationship with the player's family. The report adds that Juventus would like to transfer Teun Koopmeiners but has not yet received a convincing offer. A loan to Bologna is being considered as a solution for both clubs, as it would give Koopmeiners the chance to revive his career while allowing Bologna to strengthen their squad without paying a large transfer fee immediately.

According to the online edition of Gazzetta.it, Bologna has asked for Teun Koopmeiners as part of a deal for Jhon Lucumì.

The Bologna edition of La Repubblica reported that Juventus offered Koopmeiners to Bologna on loan, with the salary to be divided between the two clubs. Bologna, however, was not receptive to this attempt.

Juventus has made Teun Koopmeiners available for transfer because the Dutch midfielder did not replicate his form from Atalanta. The club invested €60 million in the 28-year-old and intends to avoid a capital loss from his sale. A move to Bologna is a new possibility, and there is also interest from two Turkish clubs and a speculative link to Roma.