The agent of Bologna’s Lewis Ferguson has confirmed that the midfielder would like to take the next step in his career when the time is right.
The Scottish international is maturing game after game thanks to the guidance of Thiago Motta and is a candidate to become a highly coveted player in view of the next summer transfer window.
As Calciomercato.com reported recently, the credit goes to Giovanni Sartori for signing Ferguson but some of the top sides have begun to take notice of his performances.
Milan have been observing him for a few weeks and will evaluate later whether or not to attempt to open negotiations with Bologna, as per the source.
Ferguson’s agent Bill McMurdo spoke to Sportitalia about his client’s future and he confirmed that there are big clubs that are sniffing around him.
“He is a player who, as Thiago Motta himself explained, is capable of covering multiple positions on the pitch very well and this is certainly an important quality for a 24-year-old boy,” he said (via PianetaMilan).
“In January no club came forward for him, due to Bologna’s clear intention to consider him untransferable, but we are aware that there are big clubs following him.
“When the right time comes, both for the player and for the club, I am sure he will take this important step in his career.”
We also spoke to McMurdo last year about the Milan and Juventus links, and his comments to use follow a similar line of thought.
Another btb…. Why don’t these guys sign a CDM
Cause Pioli is your typical egoistic idiot. The more people say he needs a DM the more he will refuse one. Thats how he does things. He wants to prove that he was right and everyone else was wrong. Thats why he insist on playing certain players out of position as well when everyone is telling him that the player dosen’t belong there.
My man Rossi nailed it hard right in Pioli’s and his fans’ faces. No matter how absurd it is, he will do it just to prove he is right and the rest is trash. He fails most of the time though. AND Milan suffer because of his big ego.