A year after seeking Jonathan Rowe, Bologna has once again targeted the English winger market and has Jaden Philogene-Bidace (Ipswich Town) as its target, according to Gazzetta dello Sport.
A right-footed left winger, Philogene scored 13 goals and 2 assists in 36 games across all competitions for Ipswich in the 2025/26 Championship season. The possible move reinforces the line followed by Bologna last summer, when they signed Rowe, who ended his first season at Dall’Ara with 8 goals and 5 assists in 43 matches.
Also according to Gazzetta and Tuttosport, the Emilians maintain interest in Fabio Miretti and Joao Mario, both from Juventus. The latter represented Bologna on loan in the second half of 2025/26.
On the other hand, Juventus is keeping an eye on Jhon Lucumí, the Rossoblù defender. The Colombian is also followed by Roma and Bournemouth and has a clause of 28 million euros valid until July 15th.
For the midfield, Bologna also has Orel Mangala (Lyon) and Peer Koopmeiners, Teun's brother (now at Juventus), who has a contract with AZ Alkmaar.
What happens next
Upon completion of medical examinations, Zerbin is expected to sign a three-year contract with Frosinone, solidifying his position at the club. This move not only ends a cycle at Napoli, but also opens the door for a possible prominence on the Serie A scene. Frosinone could benefit from Zerbin's experience, especially in the fight for maintenance in the league.
Frequently asked questions
Who is Alessio Zerbin?
Alessio Zerbin is a 27-year-old Italian football player who joined Frosinone after leaving Napoli.
Where does Alessio Zerbin come from?
Alessio Zerbin comes from Napoli, the club he joined in January 2017 and which loaned him on seven occasions.
Why did Alessio Zerbin choose Frosinone?
Zerbin opted for Frosinone to stabilize his future and find competitive continuity, returning to a club where he previously performed well.
What is the status of Alessio Zerbin's contract with Frosinone?
Alessio Zerbin is about to sign a three-season contract with Frosinone after undergoing a medical.
What was Alessio Zerbin's playing time last season?
Last season, Zerbin played for Cremonese, making 32 official appearances, but failed to score any goals.
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