Giuseppe Rossi admits he dreams of a return to the Italian national team, and 'still believes' he can achieve it.
After a lengthy rehabilitation period from serious injury, many have said that the striker is no longer capable of returning to his previous form.
The New Jersey-born player is currently on loan at Celta Vigo scoring three goals in all competitions, but how does he see Serie A this year?
"It’s Hard to say that Juventus will not win this season," Pepito told Il Giornale.
Giuseppe Rossi admits he dreams of a return to the Italian national team, and 'still believes' he can achieve it.
After a lengthy rehabilitation period from serious injury, many have said that the striker is no longer capable of returning to his previous form.
The New Jersey-born player is currently on loan at Celta Vigo scoring three goals in all competitions, but how does he see Serie A this year?
"It’s Hard to say that Juventus will not win this season," Pepito told Il Giornale.
"Do I follow the league? I cannot follow it closely, but I try not to miss Fiorentina matches.
"Will I be back with the Viola? I have not talked to anybody yet, I have a one-year contract that ends in June and then we’ll see. For now I’m trying to do my best for Celta Vigo.
"Bernardeschi? He is developing and has adapted very will to Sousa’s tactics. I'm glad he's helping Fiorentina.
"Prediction for Roma-Villarreal? They are two teams that pass the ball in a beautiful way. There are no favorites, but beautiful football will be the winner."
The 29-year-old has 30 senior caps for Italy, so does he think a return to the squad is a possibility?
"If you want it, you will believe it. I believe in my qualities, I think I can give so much to both a club team and the Azzurri.
"I'm feeling really good on physical and mental level, three years after the bad injury I would only need a chance to prove it.
"I am working all the god-given days, waiting for my chance to show everyone that I’m better than before."