Other relevant teams are on the horizon of the player and Benfica, Bolonha, from Italy, is one of them - it has been following the left-back even before he was hired by Benfica last summer and in January it considered the possibility of trying the loan, just like Marseille - but effective proposals for purchase have not yet entered the SAD chaired by Rui Costa.

Benfica invested 14 million euros in Jurásek last summer and they are now looking to sell him for €10M. Jurásek was loaned to Hoffenheim in January but the German club has decided not to exercise their option to buy him for €10M. Bologna is reportedly interested in acquiring Jurásek and has already spoken to his agent to discuss potential conditions for his transfer to Serie A. If Jurásek is loaned again, it will be with a mandatory purchase clause.

David Jurásek, contracted early this season to Slavia Praga for €14 million, has been the most expensive side ever bought by Benfica but did not adapt and left in January on loan to the Germans of Hoffenheim. Benfica is unlikely to have him return and is trying to sell the defender's pass definitively or arrange a new loan, this time with a mandatory purchase clause. According to Sportitalia, Bolonha, coached by Thiago Motta, intends to definitively stay with Victor Kristiansen, loaned by Leicester, but securing the international Danish side could represent too high a value and the Italian emblem is already analyzing alternatives and especially in the German market: David Jurásek and Robin Gosens (Union Berlin) are the two players that Bolonha has signaled as preferred. Jurásek is certainly a cheaper option than Gosens, although less experienced and prepared than the former Atalanta, Sportitalia also writes.

Bolonha, currently fourth in the Italian championship, is attentive to the situation of the left-back, currently on loan from Benfica to the Germans of Hoffenheim. The information is advanced by the Italians of Sportitalia. According to the same source, Bolonha, coached by Thiago Motta, intends to definitively stay with Victor Kristiansen, on loan from Leicester. However, the Danish international may force the Italian emblem to disburse a too high value, so alternatives are already being analyzed: David Jurásek and Robin Gosens (Union Berlin).