Bologna director Claudio Fenucci is bothered by the speculation around Manchester United-linked Thiago Motta and the club’s players after an excellent season in Serie A.
Erik ten Hag enjoyed a superb first year as United boss, winning the Carabao Cup and qualifying for the Champions League, but the wheels have spectacularly fallen off this term.
Bologna are enjoying their best season since 1967/1968 with Motta in charge and the 41-year-old, who played for Barcelona, has been praised for his attacking philosophy.
Reports have credited United and Juventus with an interest in Motta and their club’s director Fenucci recently told Radio Serie A: “Thiago is working like he had a long-term contract with us. It’s not a problem that he hasn’t yet confirmed his journey with us for the coming years.
“What bothers me a little is the continuous rumours and the noise around our players. I am not OK with it. We are a strong club, one of the most solid in Serie A and we don’t want to change this group in the future.
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