Emil Holm spent the second half of last season on loan at Juventus, but he did not receive enough opportunities to impress because of injury, and the club does not appear to have the desire to keep him in their squad.
The men at the Allianz Stadium are focused on other transfer targets and strengthening different areas of their squad, leaving Bologna with an important decision to make regarding the defender’s future.
Bologna are now open to other clubs signing Holm this summer, with [Tuttomercatoweb](https://www.tuttomercatoweb.com/serie-a/bologna-holm-apertura-cessione-fiorentina-2251280) reporting that they are no longer waiting for Juventus to return with an offer.
Bologna no longer waiting for Juventus
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The report states that Bologna expected the Bianconeri to be more eager to sign Holm permanently during this transfer window if they intended to keep him. However, Juventus have remained quiet while they focus on moves for players in other positions.
As a result, Bologna are prepared to consider offers from any interested club rather than continue waiting for Juventus to make their intentions clear.
The Bianconeri remain willing to negotiate a transfer if suitable interest arrives, while Juventus continue to prioritise other areas of their squad ahead of the new season.
Holm still hopes for Juventus’ return
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If the Old Lady becomes serious about signing Holm again in the future, Bologna would reportedly be open to selling him. For now, however, they are not prepared to delay a potential transfer while waiting for Juventus to approach.
Holm is understood to be keen on returning to Juventus after revealing that he is a lifelong fan when he joined the club on loan. That desire could influence his next move if multiple clubs express an interest in signing him.
The defender could ask Bologna to wait for an offer from Juventus before agreeing to a transfer elsewhere, although it remains to be seen whether the Bianconeri will revive their interest before the transfer window closes.