Former Fiorentina, Roma and Bologna striker Dani Osvaldo could be coming out of retirement to play for Banfield in Argentina.
Osvaldo retired in 2016 after playing three games with Boca Juniors, saying he had become disillusioned with football.
He formed a rock group, called Barrio Viejo, and appeared on the Italian version of Dancing with the Stars, finishing in third place.
Now Argentine newspaper Ole report that the former striker could be making a return, with Superliga side Banfield offering a six-month contract.
Former Fiorentina, Roma and Bologna striker Dani Osvaldo could be coming out of retirement to play for Banfield in Argentina.
Osvaldo retired in 2016 after playing three games with Boca Juniors, saying he had become disillusioned with football.
He formed a rock group, called Barrio Viejo, and appeared on the Italian version of Dancing with the Stars, finishing in third place.
Now Argentine newspaper Ole report that the former striker could be making a return, with Superliga side Banfield offering a six-month contract.
Osvaldo scored 41 goals in Serie A for five different clubs during his career, most notably at Roma, where he scored 27 times in 55 games for the Giallorossi.
The former Italy international will be 34 years old in January.
Banfield finished 16th from the 24-team Argentine first division. Ex-Inter, Lazio and Parma striker Hernan Crespo had been their coach, but was sacked in September.