A frame from Lille very close to Bologna

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By: Manu Tournoux

A LOSC defender on AS Rome’s radars

After Leny Yoro, who left for Manchester United for more than 60 million euros, LOSC could lose a new executive this summer. According to information from TNT Sports BrazilBrazilian defender Alexsandro would indeed be close to signing for Bologna.

In search of a new central defender after the departure of Riccardo Calafiori to Arsenal, the Italian club had at one time made Logan Costa its priority. But the lead is now dead, the Cape Verdean having signed with Villarreal. According to the Brazilian media, Bologna would have turned to Alexsandro, who would have even already given his agreement to the club. Discussions are now taking place between the Rossoblù, qualified for the next Champions League, and LOSC, which has set the price of its Brazilian at 15 million euros.

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