Salvatore Sirigu could leave Paris Saint-Germain in January to retain his spot for Italy at Euro 2016.
The former Palermo goalkeeper has been at the Parc des Princes since 2011, but is yet to play a single minute for PSG this season.
He was pushed on to the bench by the arrival of Kevin Trapp.
According to French newspaper Le Parisien, the 28-year-old is afraid he’ll lose his place as second choice to Gigi Buffon for Italy.
He’s therefore looking for a January transfer and Serie A seems the most likely solution.
Salvatore Sirigu could leave Paris Saint-Germain in January to retain his spot for Italy at Euro 2016.
The former Palermo goalkeeper has been at the Parc des Princes since 2011, but is yet to play a single minute for PSG this season.
He was pushed on to the bench by the arrival of Kevin Trapp.
According to French newspaper Le Parisien, the 28-year-old is afraid he’ll lose his place as second choice to Gigi Buffon for Italy.
He’s therefore looking for a January transfer and Serie A seems the most likely solution.
Sirigu had already attracted interest from Roma over the summer before they took Wojciech Szczesny on loan from Arsenal.