Lewis Ferguson, the Scottish international currently playing for Serie A side Bologna, has spoken out regarding persistent media speculation about his future. Throughout the summer transfer window, reports suggested that the midfielder was a target for Rangers, the club he supported growing up. However, Ferguson has moved to clarify the situation, asserting that a departure from Italy was never close to materializing.

In recent comments, Ferguson emphasized his current commitment to Bologna, noting that while the rumors were circulating, there were no advanced negotiations or concrete deals on the table. Despite this, the player did not rule out the possibility of a future move. He openly acknowledged that playing for Rangers remains a personal ambition, keeping the door open for a potential return to Scottish football later in his career.

While the reports of a summer move were widely discussed in sports media, Ferguson’s statement serves as a direct rebuttal to the idea that he was on the verge of leaving Italy. His focus remains on his development in Serie A, where he has become a key figure for Bologna. The situation highlights the common tension between a player's professional obligations at their current club and their stated emotional ties to their childhood team, a narrative often amplified by transfer rumors in the sports press.