Arsenal Loanee Could Return To Serie A

Arsenal goalkeeper Emiliano Viviano could end his loan spell with the club prematurely in order to return to Italy with Bologna showing an interest in the Palermo-owned Italian international.

Viviano has failed to make a single appearance for Arsene Wenger’s side this season and could push for a return to the peninsula in order to secure regular first team football.

Jonathan: “Inter must strengthen”

Brazilian fullback, Jonathan, feels that Inter need to strengthen in January if they want to keep up their European dream alive.

Jonathan fired home for Inter in their 1-1 draw against Bologna at the weeknd but he feels that Coach, Walter Mazzarri needs to add to his squad in January.

“Today we have had a lot of chances but the ball just wouldn’t go in,” the 27-year-old told Premium Calcio.

El Shaarawy: Balotelli's temper is penalising Milan

The Italian admits his side are often made to suffer from his compatriot's outbursts but insists they can surpass last season's third-placed finish despite their poor start.

Stephan El Shaarawy has urged Mario Balotelli to curb his temper or risk damaging AC Milan's chances this season.

The striker was issued a three-match ban after he angrily confronted officials following the Rossoneri's 2-1 defeat to Napoli, forcing him to sit out Tuesday's 3-3 draw with Bologna as well as forthcoming games against Sampdoria and Juventus.

I wish I never bought the club, admits Bologna chief

President Albano Guaraldi is ready to part ways with the Serie A club just two years after rescuing them from bankruptcy.

Bologna president Albano Guaraldi has confirmed that he is trying to sell the club, just two years after saving them from bankruptcy.

Guaraldi took the helm at the Stadio Renato Dall'Ara in April 2011, just three months after Sergio Porcedda had took over, and has since invested €11 million in the club to become the majority shareholder.

Diamanti on Inter shortlist

The whispers linking Inter with a summer move for Bologna’s Alessandro Diamanti are getting louder.

Ahead of this weekend’s Serie A clash between the two sides at San Siro, reports are pairing the Nerazzurri with a swoop.

Diamanti is on the transfer radar of the Beneamata, as well as a number of other top clubs in Europe.

The Italian international has admitted that he will consider his future at the end of the present campaign.

Diamanti, who was a part of the Azzurri’s Euro 2012 squad, is contracted at the Stadio Dall’Ara until June 2017.

He currently earns €1m a season, a figure that Inter are reportedly ready to double in order to net his signature.

The attacking midfielder, 29, has scored seven goals in 25 Serie A games this season.