Sinisa Mihajlovic felt Bologna securing Serie A safety was “practically a miracle” and hinted he is ready for a big club, whether it’s Lazio or Juventus.

The Coach took over from Pippo Inzaghi in January and transformed their fortunes, culminating in this evening’s 3-3 draw away to Lazio.

“Nobody, or at least very few, believed we could stay in Serie A and I was one of them. I saw this team had quality and characteristics. The more time went on, the more I became convinced,” Mihajlovic told Sky Sport Italia.

Bologna need a point against Lazio tomorrow night to stay up, but their Coach Sinisa Mihajlovic is focused only on victory.

The Rossoblu are currently sitting in 14th position in the Serie A table on 40 points, three ahead of Genoa, who have now been leapfrogged by Empoli.

“Our goal is to achieve mathematical safety, after that we can think about finishing as high up the table as possible,” said Mihajlovic in his Press conference.

Simone Inzaghi is the hot favourite for the Juventus job and is not giving a Press conference today, while Sinisa Mihajlovic and Maurizio Sarri have also been contacted.

Juve announced Max Allegri’s departure and he will have his final game at the Juventus Stadium this evening against Atalanta.

The race is on to find his successor and it has quickly become apparent that Pep Guardiola, Mauricio Pochettino and Zinedine Zidane would be very difficult to prise away from Manchester City, Tottenham Hotspur and Real Madrid.

Bologna boss Sinisa Mihajlovic has claimed that he was called a ‘gypsy’ by a police officer before the Coppa Italia Final.

A Lazio fan was thought to have insulted Mihajllovic, who did not hold back, but the Serb has now revealed that the remarks came from a member of law enforcement.

“I was insulted by a policeman!” he told Gazzetta dello Sport.

Bologna Coach Sinisa Mihajlovic had to be held back by police as he tried to confront a Lazio fan who insulted him.

The Serbian tactician was outside the Stadio Olimpico, where he was on his way to watch the Coppa Italia Final between his old club Lazio and Atalanta.

There had been clashes between riot police and Lazio ultras near the stadium and more trouble was caught on camera by Rai News.

Mihajlovic was walking past when a supporter shouted a racist insult at him, prompting a furious response.

Bologna Coach Sinisa Mihajlovic was ecstatic after his side defeated Parma 4-1. “That was our best game since I came back here.”

The Rossoblu won 4-1 against the Gialloblu at the Stadio Renato Dall’Ara, which left them just one point away from mathematical safety.

“I’m very happy, that was probably the best game since I came back here,” the Serbian tactician told Sky Sport Italia after the match.

Bologna Coach Sinisa Mihajlovic claimed he has “unfinished business” in Emilia-Romagna, but is only focused on the next three games.

The Rossoblu host Parma tomorrow at the Stadio Renato Dall’Ara, needing a win to ensure their safety, as they are just five points clear of Empoli in 18th position.

Besiktas forward Adem Ljajic could reportedly return to Serie A with Bologna this summer.

According to Corriere della Sport, Bologna boss Sinisa Mihajlovic would like to work with Ljajic again.

The Serb has spent the majority of his career in Italy with Fiorentina, Roma, Inter and Torino, only joining Besiktas last summer.

He has put a slow start to his spell in Istanbul behind him, scoring eight goals and providing 10 assists in 29 appearances this season.

Sinisa Mihajlovic felt Bologna “deserved to go at least two goals up” in their 2-1 defeat to Milan, but was “angrier at the red cards.”

The Rossoblu were beaten at San Siro in a fiery encounter, which saw Lucas Paqueta sent off for slapping the referee’s hand away after a yellow card, then Nicola Sansone and Mitchell Dijks saw red in the final seconds.