Inter Milan suspended Osvaldo after he missed training and the player has been offered to Queens Park Rangers, according to the Daily Mail.

Osvaldo has been training alone, and this latest issue with Inter would imply that he does not have a future with the team. Reports say he has been absent from training the past two days. A return to Southampton from the loan to Inter also appears highly unlikely.

Osvaldo's days with Inter appear to be over following a rift with Mauro Icardi, Football Italia reports.

He has had problems everywhere he has gone. His best days are essentially behind.

Osvaldo heads into the international break with four goals and two assists in six Serie A games this season for Inter Milan.

Osvaldo seems to be burning bridges everywhere he goes, but he's burning up the scoreboard early this season. He's taken multiple shots in just of his two starts this season, but Osvaldo has banged three goals in those two matches.

Osvaldo has moved to Inter on loan, with Saphir Taider moving the other way to Southampton, Football Italia reports.

Osvaldo is a risk, as he has had problems with many teammates in the past.

Osvaldo has joined Juventus on loan until the end of the season.

It is understood that Juve will have the option to buy Osvaldo at the end of the season, all but ending his controversial time at Southampton. He never got going much as a player, and was recently suspended by the team for punching teammate Jose Fonte during a training session. He'll look to find his scoring ways now that he's back in Serie A.

Osvaldo is in Turin for a medical ahead of a move to Juventus, according to Football Italia.

Juventus have confirmed that the 28-year old striker is undergoing a medical Friday, ahead of a potential loan move for the rest of the season. Osvaldo is currently suspended by Southampton for a training-grounds fight with teammate Jose Fonte, and the Premier League club seems anxious to rid themselves of their oft-troubled attacker. Juve will also have the option to buy Osvlado at the end of the season.

Juventus has confirmed their interest in bringing Osvaldo to Italy, but admitted that they must sell some players before bringing new ones in, reports the Daily Mail.

Osvaldo has been suspended until early February for an incident with a teammate in training. He was signed last summer from Roma.