Lewis Ferguson has only been at Bologna for four months. Long enough, though, to have been hit for six in the San Siro, win a Serie A prize, been linked with Juventus and scared by a man on a motorbike.
La dolce vita, as they say in these parts. The Scotland star is thriving and putting his stamp all over the Italian top flight. He took the decision to follow in the footsteps of fellow Scot Aaron Hickey when he swapped Aberdeen for the Stadio Renato Dall’Ara in the summer.
Ferguson admitted: “The San Siro one was a tough night. Inter were ruthless to be fair. They caused us problems, as you can imagine with the quality they have. In fairness, we bounced back and did brilliantly against Sassuolo before the break. I got the goal which topped it all off. I got the goal of the month but it was nice because all my pals and my mum, dad and brothers were all at the game. It was good to score while everybody was across.”
