Michele Di Gregorio could return to Serie A in January, with Bologna considering a move…

Goalkeeper Michele Di Gregorio could end his loan spell at Bournemouth early to join Bologna in January. Bologna is reportedly considering a move for the 29-year-old Juventus goalkeeper because the club is unconvinced by current options Łukasz Skorupski and Massimo Pessina amid a difficult start to the season under manager Raffaele Palladino.
Di Gregorio joined Bournemouth on August 25 on a loan deal with an option to buy, but his only appearance has been in the Carabao Cup against Lincoln City. Under FIFA regulations, he remains eligible to play for another club this season because he did not make a competitive appearance for Juventus prior to his transfer.
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