Boriello has joined Genoa again as he did not figure to play a part in AS Roma's plans, Football Italia reports.

He will get chances to play here.

Borriello's stay with Juventus is not expected to last long it is believed he will return to AS Roma when his loan deal ends this summer, Football Italia reports.

Borriello is a quality player who has bee unfortunate to end up playing with clubs that have lots of depth in the attack.

Less than 18 months after rejecting a move to Juventus, Borriello is expected to join the club this week, Football Italia reports.

Borriello is a solid player. Where he fits in on a club that needs to get rid of at least three strikers in the next month is anyone's guess. Juventus has a clutter of forwards.

Borriello has drawn interest from hometown club Napoli in addition to former club Genoa as a possible January transfer target, Football Italia reports.

Borriello is a hard working player who would be a great addition to either Napoli or Genoa.

Roma and AC Milan could make a trade in January that would send Borriello back to his old club, Football Italia reports.

The proposed trade of Borriello for Daniele Bonera would make sense for both clubs since AC Milan needs to replace Antonio Cassano and Roma needs to some defensive help after the loss of Nicolas Burdisso to injury.

Borriello's stay with AS Roma could end when his loan spell ends at the end of the season, as AC Milan may bring him back, Football Italia reports.

Borriello is a hard-working forward who would find playing time difficult to come by with AC Milan.

The recent acquisition from AC Milan could be rested in the Champions League this week, Goal.com reports.

Borriello has played many matches of late and can use a rest.