Marco Borriello’s agent claims the SPAL striker’s “great objective is to play at the World Cup” for Italy.
Borriello made history on Sunday night as his goal in SPAL’s 3-2 win against Udinese equalled Nicola Amoruso’s record of scoring for 12 different teams in Serie A, and Andrea D’Amico reveals the veteran has his eyes on a even-bigger feat.
Marco Borriello’s agent claims the SPAL striker’s “great objective is to play at the World Cup” for Italy.
Borriello made history on Sunday night as his goal in SPAL’s 3-2 win against Udinese equalled Nicola Amoruso’s record of scoring for 12 different teams in Serie A, and Andrea D’Amico reveals the veteran has his eyes on a even-bigger feat.
“It was a magic and historic night. I’m really happy for Marco, he’s an exemplary professional, but it also was for SPAL, who after 49 years have come back to enjoy Serie A in front of their fans and, moreover, with a winning goal scored in stoppage time,” the representative told Tuttomercatoweb.
“Why SPAL? Because they really believed in Marco and I’m convinced that this great confidence will be repaid.
“Borriello’s a great champion, showing a biological age far below his actual age. His secret? Maximum application in his work, on and off of the pitch.
“Borriello lives for football, taking care of every aspect in his daily life to achieve the best results on the pitch. I think he underachieved in his career.
“World Cup? Absolutely, yes. Borriello's great objective is to play at the World Cup in Russia.”