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.

Cassano scored twice against one of his former teams in a 4-2 win over AC Milan Sunday.

Cassano is playing well and AC Milan has completely fallen apart under Clarence Seedorf.

Cassano has been involved in transfer talks recently and is now being linked with a move to Fiorentina, Football Italia reports.

If Cassano moved to Fiorentina he would be reunited with former teammate Vincenzo Montella, who would be his coach.

Cassano scored his 100th career goal in Serie A in a 1-1 draw with Bologna Saturday and underwent surgery to repair a fractured nose on Sunday, Football Italia reports.

Cassano is a hot player right now and a smart player to pick in fantasy games.