Cassano has returned to Sampdoria for the 2015-16 season.

This season Cassano has made one start in Serie A, and has been utilized as a substitute in four other matches. He’s yet to attempt a shot in those five appearances as a forward who will see limited action for Sampdoria this season due to his position behind Luis Muriel and Citadin Eder.

Cassano played 19 Serie A matches for Parma before terminating his contract in January, scoring five goals with two assists.

The 32-year-old is now a free agent and can join any club he chooses. He recently stated that Juventus are interested, and said he would also like to join Monaco or return to Sampdoria. There have been whispers of Cassano heading to MLS as well, so he clearly has reached no sort of conclusion, although the fiery Italian is sure to make headlines when he does.

Cassano has left Parma as both the player and club have mutual agreed to part ways, Football Italia reports.

Cassano, like many other Parma players, are upset over unpaid wages for six months. He is now a free agent and some clubs are certainly interested. At this point in his career, Cassano would help his public image if he returned to his hometown to help Bari make a return to Serie A.

Cassano heads into Tuesday's match against Fiorentina with no goals in his last eight matches.

Cassano started the season off hot, scoring three goals in his first two games, and four in his first four, but his last goal came back on Oct. 25 against Sassuolo and his struggles have coincided with Parma's, as they've gone 1-6-1 during his scoreless drought.

Cassano scored twice in Parma's 3-2 victory over Chievo on Sunday, giving him three goals in two Serie A matches this season.

Parma have scored seven goals over that span, thought they've also allowed seven. That being said, Cassano isn't a fantasy contributor for his defensive specialties, so if the scoring keeps up, he could certainly work toward besting last year's finish of 12 goals in 34 appearances.

Cassano is still nursing an ankle injury and will miss Sunday's match with Bologna, Football Italia reports.

Cassano certainly wants to be ready Monday as he is part of a group selected for a training camp for the national team.

Cassano will not play Wednesday when Parma plays Roma in a rescheduled match that was suspended due to heavy rain in February, Football Italia reports.

The injury is not viewed as serious and Cassano should be back within a week or two.