The future of Fabio Borini is in the hands of Roma, Parma President Tommaso Ghirardi has noted.
The international, part of Italy’s Euro 2012 squad, is co-owned between both clubs and a decision on his future will have to be made before the end of this month.
The future of Fabio Borini is in the hands of Roma, Parma President Tommaso Ghirardi has noted.
The international, part of Italy’s Euro 2012 squad, is co-owned between both clubs and a decision on his future will have to be made before the end of this month.
“Borini can’t return to Parma,” Ghirardi told Gazzetta Giallorossa in an interview. “When a player is linked with a club like Roma then he can’t come back to a club like Parma.
“Roma will have to carefully evaluate their options. They can either keep him or decide to cash in on him given that a lot of important clubs are interested in his signature.”
The 21-year-old moved to Parma on a free transfer last summer after Chelsea opted against handing him a new contract.
He then joined Roma on loan for the season, before the capital club decided to buy a half-share in him during the January transfer session.
“We have a good relationship with Roma and there will be a new meeting soon,” Ghirardi added. “Everything will be resolved with calmness.”