Michele Di Gregorio is unlikely to leave Bournemouth during the January transfer window, despite previously being linked with a move to Bologna. The Serie A club had reportedly considered bringing the...

Michele Di Gregorio kept a clean sheet as Bournemouth secured a 3-0 victory against AC Milan last night, marking an encouraging performance in just his second appearance for the Cherries.The goalkeepe...

Michele Di Gregorio is proud that Bournemouth ‘mentality does not change’ even against Milan in the Europa League, describes the difference in England and denies Bologna rumours.The Italian goalke...

Serie A loan deals with option to buy reveal a transfer market built on caution and leverageItalian football has always liked creative accounting in the transfer market. That is not an insult, it is s...

As Djordje Petrovic’s inconsistency lingers, Michele Di Gregorio brings European pedigree to the South Coast. Could a dual-keeper rotation strategy be the way forward in order for Cherries to balance Europe and Premier League football?

Lloyd Kelly had a long spell at Bournemouth before moving to Newcastle United and then Juventus from the Magpies, so he is well placed to tell Michele di Gregorio about the Premier League club.Di Greg...

Michele Di Gregorio has made his feelings clear following his Juventus departure by erasing all traces of the Italian giants from his social media accounts. The goalkeeper completed a season-long loan move to AFC Bournemouth, expressing his delight at joining an ambitious club for their first-ever European campaign.

Michele Di Gregorio says that he is ‘happy’ to be at an ‘ambitious’ club in AFC Bournemouth after a disappointing end to his time with Juventus, but he has also made his feelings towards his f...

Juventus fans REALLY don't like Michele Di Gregorio. They've called him a "chair", demanded he leave and even turned their anger personal. So why on earth have Bournemouth decided he's worth taking a punt on?