Arnaud Bodart had his sights set on a foreign transfer, but the interest was lukewarm. Standard initially asked for too much, and clubs did not want to pay that amount because they knew he only had one year left on his contract and that Standard needed money. Later, the demands were lowered, but no one came knocking anymore except Union SG. Bodart refused the offers because he did not want to play in Belgium. Bodart could possibly still move to countries like Greece or Turkey, where the transfer market is still open.

Arnaud Bodart had been aiming for a foreign transfer, but the interest was lukewarm. Standard initially set a high asking price, deterring clubs aware of his contract's one-year remaining term and the club's financial need. Although the demands were later reduced, no significant offers arrived except from Union SG. Bodart declined these offers, as he was not interested in playing in Belgium. He could still potentially move to countries like Greece or Turkey, where the transfer market remains open.

Arnaud Bodart is being pushed towards the exit by Standard Liège.

Arnaud Bodart is in his last contract year with Standard Liège and is expected to leave the club.

Standard is seeking a solution for Arnaud Bodart and expects him to leave the club before the end of the transfer period. If not, the situation will be reassessed.

AS Roma is looking for a vice goalkeeper for the upcoming season, and Arnaud Bodart is getting closer to joining from Belgium.

Arnaud Bodart from Standard Liege could become the vice Svilar at AS Roma. Roma also sought the opinion of Jean François Gillet, a former Serie A goalkeeper and current goalkeeper coach of the Belgian team. The gap between demand and offer is still significant. This season, Bodart played 34 matches, conceding 46 goals. The player also has several call-ups to the Belgian national team, although he has never debuted.