Italy’s ‘Serie A’ football club, Bologna continues to target Albanian international Kristjan Asllani as its top summer transfer priority. However, negotiations with Inter have not started yet, as the Milan club refuses to release the midfielder for less than €18 million.

That price remains far from Bologna’s current offer. The club has allocated only €10 million for this position, making it hard to reach an agreement under current terms. With an €8 million gap between demand and offer, both sides need time to explore alternatives.

One possible solution could involve a loan with an obligation to buy. Bologna favors this formula, and Inter might accept it, as it guarantees the sale while protecting the club’s financial stability.

For now, Bologna continues to wait, hoping to bring Asllani in without exceeding its transfer budget.

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