Striker Giuseppe Rossi reportedly asked Fiorentina to loan him out to Spain or England so he can make it to Euro 2016.
The 28-year-old is still not at top condition in spite of recovering from his many injuries and he has been unable to secure a place as a starter in Paulo Sousa's Gigliati.
With the summer's Euro tournament fast approaching, Rossi is keen not to miss out on international action again.
Striker Giuseppe Rossi reportedly asked Fiorentina to loan him out to Spain or England so he can make it to Euro 2016.
The 28-year-old is still not at top condition in spite of recovering from his many injuries and he has been unable to secure a place as a starter in Paulo Sousa's Gigliati.
With the summer's Euro tournament fast approaching, Rossi is keen not to miss out on international action again.
According to La Nazione, Rossi is pressing his club to loan him out for the next six months in Spain or in England. The move would allow him to play as a starter and find his condition in time for June.
Premier League clubs Sunderland and West Ham are believed to have shown interest in the Italo-American, while the closest Spanish suitor is Real Sociedad.
Rossi also enjoys the interest of Genoa and Sampdoria in Italy, who are awaiting developments.