Protagonist with Bosnia in the campaign that eliminated Italy from the next World Cup, Kerim Alajbegovic is one of the great up-and-coming talents and has attracted the attention of a long list of top clubs. Bayer Leverkusen will bring him back from Salzburg, but the player’s idea is to try another adventure and, according to the market expert journalist Gianluca Di Marzio, he would like to try an experience in Serie A.
Di Marzio reports: “Inter, Napoli, and Roma are the Italian teams interested in the Bosnian class of 2007, and they have started talking both with the player’s father and with Miralem Pjanic, who acts as an intermediary. In any case, Alajbegovic feels that Serie A could represent an important step for his growth, which is why it is very likely that next year he could play in Italy.”
Born in 2007, turning 19 in September, Alajbegovic is a winger very skilled in dribbling. Practically ambidextrous, he also has a great feeling for scoring: 12 this year, plus 4 assists.
