Bologna manages transfer activity involving Jonathan Rowe and Jay Enem

Bologna is navigating a complex transfer window, managing the potential departure of winger Jonathan Rowe while securing new talent. Atalanta is heavily pursuing Rowe, with reports suggesting an offer exceeding 30 million euros has been made, though Bologna may require a total package of 45 million euros and a confirmed replacement to finalize the deal. Bologna is also considering Albert Gudmundsson from Fiorentina as a potential replacement on a loan basis.

In other moves, Bologna has secured the signing of 2003-born striker Jay Enem from Red Star Belgrade. Enem, a physically imposing forward with experience at Ajax and AZ Alkmaar, has arrived in Italy for medical examinations. Additionally, the club is monitoring Cagliari midfielder Michel Adopo to strengthen their midfield.

On the tactical front, Bologna's new manager Domenico Tedesco is reshaping the team's play, notably transitioning Jens Odgaard from a traditional striker to a more versatile, hybrid role in the midfield and attacking lines.