According to TuttoMercatoWeb, Bosnian youngster Alajbegović, born in 2005, is one of the standout new stars at the FIFA World Cup. Although Bayer Leverkusen has exercised its €8 million buy-out option, his future in the Bundesliga remains uncertain.

Half of Serie A is eyeing him.

This March, he made Italy watch the FIFA World Cup from home for the third consecutive time. However, the player's next stop is likely to be in Serie A. Roma is one of the most active clubs inquiring about Alajbegović's situation, while Napoli, Atalanta, and Fiorentina are also monitoring his movements.

Sunderland also emerges.

However, in recent hours, Sunderland has also strongly entered the competition. British media outlet Team Talk reports that the Black Cats are looking to strengthen after returning to the Europa League after 53 years and hope to sign the Bosnian prodigy.