38 games of Serie A-football are in front of us. Ups and downs, highs and lows, goals and sliding tackles, thrills and disappointments. As Serie A returns today, and with Bologna opening their league season tomorrow, here is what to expect. The mercato thus far The summer transfer window started with kind of a bang,
July is over, England won the European Championship, Arthur Theate left for France, and Bologna have still not signed the long sought-after striker to play second string to Marko Arnautovic. After having been thought to be after the Norwegian Jørgen Strand Larsen for most of the summer, suddenly Lorenzo Lucca seemed destined for Bologna, and
July has come and (almost) gone and we are soon into August, with the first official game of the season only twelve days from now, when Bologna take on Cosenza in the Coppa Italia. After that game, there is only six more days til the league opener versus Lazio. The question is – are the
It has been a quiet transfer window so far for Bologna, as expected after new technical director Giovanni Sartori went on record saying that the club have to sell before buying. And as anticipated, Aaron Hickey has become the first player from the first-team to leave the club after impressing the last two seasons after
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