Bologna FC: Renewals and injuries shake up the team ahead of the end of the season

The emergency is knocking on the rossoblù doors again in this exciting and delicate final rush of the season: the match with Napoli has left its mark. Positively, first, for Lukasz Skorupski, who by cutting the finish line of the 23rd appearance in the championship and the 32nd of the season (7 in the Champions League and 2 in the Coppa Italia), has reached the quota that automatically triggered the renewal of the contract expiring in June until June 30, 2026, with a net salary for next season of one million. The least pleasant part of the story is that the match against Napoli saw the goalkeeper forced to be substituted in the 25th minute, due to a problem with his left adductor, with the change of direction and the dive to try in vain to stop Anguissa who was running towards goal, which cost him a low-grade lesion of the right adductor: three weeks of stoppage, the same ones that Ferguson will need, who with Napoli was not even able to take the field due to a muscular problem suffered during the warm-up, which turned out to be a low-grade lesion of the right rectofemoral.

Second seasonal stop for Skorupski, who missed the trip to the Olimpico with Lazio due to a banal flu. Ravaglia warmed up his gloves, proving ready against Napoli, with a fundamental save at the end of the first half on McTominay. Aebischer, chosen by Italiano in place of the Scotsman with Napoli, also warmed up his engines, Moro is also raring to go, and he will have to find Pobega, whose stock is falling: he has not played as a starter since the match with Cagliari on March 2: since then he has only played 47 minutes in two segments with Lazio and Venezia. They are the main suspects to take Ferguson's place, in the very delicate upcoming matches, in which Bologna is called to play for third place and European ambitions, without three key players.