Bologna snatches up a Parma gem
The Emilia derby at the Tardini between Parma and Bologna will also be an opportunity for the Rossoblù to scout a young talent who is making a name for himself with the Gialloblu and has caught the eye of Bologna’s scouting staff.
Bologna’s technical director, Giovanni Sartori, reportedly has his sights set on midfielder Christian Ordonez: born in 2004 and valued for both his defensive and offensive contributions in Parma’s midfield, he joined the Emilia-based club in 2025 for 10 million euros.
Bologna, which could part ways with Nikola Moro this winter, might make a move in January for the Argentine, who has caught the eye of Raffaele Palladino as he seeks as many options as possible in midfield.
Bologna arrives at the Tardini on a clear upward trajectory. After a difficult start to the season (two points in the first five matchdays) and the coaching change that brought Palladino in to replace Domenico Tedesco, the Rossoblù have earned nine points in their next four games. Their latest victory, on Saturday, October 31, came at the Dall’Ara against Monza: a 2-1 comeback win, thanks to a goal by Pobega and a penalty kick by Bernardeschi. With this result, the team moved into the top ten of the standings—at least for one night.
