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'It's just the Scottish mentality' - Lewis Ferguson reveals the patriotic secret to his Bologna injury fightback

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Defiant Lewis Ferguson says his "Scottish mentality" got him through his Bologna injury nightmare, as the Serie A side get set to welcome back their battling captain.

Scotland midfielder Ferguson went from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows when a horror knee injury ended his season in April and shattered his Euro 2024 dream.

He was voted the best midfielder in Italy last season and looked set to play a big role for Steve Clarke's team at the Euros, with the vultures swirling ahead of a mega-money transfer.

But a brutal ACL setback shelved him for six months and he's only now on the verge of a return. Bologna have rolled out the red carpet for him as he could make his first appearance since April 13 against Cagliari this weekend.

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