Bologna are prepared to lower their demands for striker Musa Barrow and hope to do a deal with Galatasaray, claim Sportitalia.
The transfer window may be shut for bringing in new faces, but Serie A clubs can still sell to those whose deadlines are later.
The Turkish market remains open until February 8 and several of those teams are looking to Italy for late reinforcements.
Galatasaray have been in talks with Bologna for Barrow since Tuesday and there have been some developments today, with Sportitalia transfer expert Alfredo Pedullà suggesting they are open to changing the formula.
It can now be a loan with option to buy rather than an obligation, as long as Galatasaray pay €2m to secure the loan, with another €8-9m to make the move permanent.
Barrow is ready to make the move to Turkey, as the 24-year-old Gambia international is seeking a new experience.
He was a product of the Atalanta youth academy, sold to Bologna for €14m plus bonuses in 2021 after an initial loan period.
The forward contributed two goals and one assist in 14 Serie A games this season.