The Bologna star has been a huge hit in Serie A since his switch from Aberdeen and has already been linked with a move to one of Italy's top clubs next summer.
Juventus have reportedly agreed a deal in principle with Bologna for Thiago Motta to become their new manager next season - sparking fresh talk that Scottish star Lewis Ferguson could follow him to Turin.
After 31 matches, I Rossoblù sit fourth in the league standings, three points clear of nearest challengers Roma. Bologna's impressive set of results since the turn of the year have also seen them close the gap on Juventus in third place to just four points. One man who has been an integral part in their stellar campaign so far is ex-Hamilton Accies and Aberdeen midfielder Ferguson.
The Hamilton Accies academy graduate's exploits have not gone unnoticed, with Juventus, AC Milan, Napoli and several clubs in the English Premier League all credited with an interest in the all-action midfielder. Those displays have also helped Ferguson establish in Steve Clarke's national team squad, where he is hoping to add to his 10 senior caps won so far at next summer's EUROS in Germany.
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