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'Ferguson to assess Bologna future' - gossip

'Ferguson to assess Bologna future' - gossip
BBC Sport Monday 29 June 2026, 06:38 UTC 1 min read
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Scotland's Lewis Ferguson reportedly told Bologna he will assess his future after the World Cup, while Wolfsburg are said to be closing in on Celtic-linked goalkeeper Tjark Ernst.

Scotland's Lewis Ferguson reportedly told Bologna he will assess his future after the World Cup, while Wolfsburg are said to be closing in on Celtic-linked goalkeeper Tjark Ernst.
Ferguson (PERSON) Scotland (LOCATION) Lewis Ferguson (PERSON) the World Cup (EVENT) Wolfsburg (ORG) Celtic (ORG) Tjark Ernst (ORG)
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