Aberdeen SNUB loan bid from Bologna for defender Calvin Ramsay… with Leeds showing interest
Aberdeen SNUB loan bid from Bologna for defender Calvin Ramsay… with Leeds, Man United and Leicester all showing interest in the £5m-rated teenager
- Aberdeen reject a loan bid from Serie A outfit Bologna for Calvin Ramsay
- Leeds United are expected to make a £5million bid for the 18-year-old defender
- Boss Stephen Glass is hoping they can keep Ramsay until the end of the season
- Midfielder Lewis Ferguson is also reportedly attracting interest from Italy
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Aberdeen have kicked out a bid by Serie A side Bologna to sign coveted full-back Calvin Ramsay on loan with an option to buy.
As the window enters its final days, however, the Pittodrie side are bracing themselves for a £5million offer from Leeds United – with Manchester United and Leicester City also in the hunt.
Bologna proposed to take the 18-year-old on loan for £800,000 until the end of the season, with an option to make the deal permanent this summer for £4.5million.
Aberdeen full-back Calvin Ramsay is attracting interest from Leeds, Leicester and Manchester United
Aware the Italian side raked in £6million from Club Brugges for Danish winger Andreas Skov Olsen this week, however, Aberdeen insist the loan proposal is unacceptable.
Facing the prospect of losing Welsh international Ryan Hedges for nothing in the summer the Pittodrie side have accepted a £200,000 bid from Blackburn Rovers.
And Dons chiefs are now bracing themselves for more offers for Ramsay over the weekend.
Leeds United are expected to firm up talks with an offer close to £5million, while Man United and Leicester are also giving serious consideration to late bids.
Aberdeen want the 18-year-old to be sent back on loan for the rest of the season
Key to any deal in the current window is a buying club agreeing to send the youngster back to Aberdeen on loan for the rest of this season.
Despite offering no encouragement to Bologna Aberdeen could still receive another loan to purchase proposal from Italy for midfielder Lewis Ferguson before the end of the window.
Cagliari’s Uruguayan midfielder Nandez is expected to move to Serie A giants Juventus, Inter and Torino before Monday’s deadline.
And a Nandez transfer is likely to trigger a written approach to Aberdeen from the Serie A strugglers, destined to meet with the same response as the Bologna offer.
Aberdeen midfielder Lewis Ferguson could also be subject of a bid from Bologna
