Raimondo switches representation as Premier League interest grows
The striker on loan at Frosinone from Bologna moves to World Soccer Agency representation. With seven goals in seven matches, the forward attracts interest from abroad and Juventus.
Antonio Raimondo has switched to World Soccer Agency, represented by Alessandro Lucci, the same firm that manages Riccardo Calafiori and Marco Palestra. The move comes at a pivotal moment for the 2004-born striker, who continues to impress while on loan at Frosinone from Bologna. The change in representation revives questions about his future on the international market, with the Premier League already emerging as a potential destination.
Raimondo's numbers speak volumes: seven goals in seven league matches place him among Serie A's top scorers. This performance has naturally drawn attention from several clubs, including Juventus, which has been tracking the player and is reportedly considering a move as early as the winter window should foreign competition intensify. The Bianconeri option would also contemplate leaving Raimondo at Frosinone through the season's end, ensuring he maintains playing time and consistency.
The registration rights remain with Bologna, which renewed his contract before sending him out on loan again following stints at Ternana, Venezia and Salernitana. A definitive decision on his future is expected at season's end, with the Emilian club tasked with evaluating whether to reintegrate him into the squad or consider a sale. However, declarations from sporting director Marco Di Vaio, who called Raimondo «Bologna's future,» suggest the market could reshape the scenario.