Marco Borriello equalled a Serie A record at the weekend by scoring for the 12th different club in SPAL's 3-2 win over Udinese.

Borriello, 35, drew level with Nicola Amoruso with a goal which was the Ferrara-based club's first in Serie A in almost 50 years.

His first goal in Italy's top flight came for Empoli in 2003. Since then, he has scored for Reggina, Sampdoria, Treviso, AC Milan, Genoa, Roma, Juventus, Carpi, Atalanta and Cagliari, but he hopes his latest strike will not be the last of his...

Cagliari have snapped up veteran striker Marco Borriello on a free transfer.

The 34-year-old, capped seven times by Italy, has been a free agent since leaving Atalanta at the end of last season.

"The striker has signed a contract that binds him to the Rossoblu for one season with the option of a second," Cagliari said on their website.

Cagliari become the 13th club of Borriello's career after spells with Treviso, Trieste, AC Milan, Empoli, Reggina, Sampdoria, Genoa, Roma, Juventus, West Ham, Carpi...

Marco Borriello has called time on his short stay with Carpi by joining their Serie A rivals Atalanta.

The 33-year-old former AC Milan and West Ham striker signed for promoted Carpi in the summer and scored four league goals in 12 appearances.

But a move to Bergamo has tempted the seven-cap Italy international away and, after he passed a medical on Thursday morning, his transfer was confirmed on Atalanta's official website.

Carpi forward Marco Borriello's agent says Major League Soccer is one of the options the former Italy international is assessing.

Borriello, 33, is surplus to requirements at the Serie A club after being left out of their squad for the recent fixture with Udinese and his agent Andrea D'Amico is reported to have already been in North America to hold talks with two franchises, said to be Toronto FC and Montreal Impact.

Upon returning to Italy, D'Amico told Sportitalia that MLS "is a possibility" for...

Marco Borriello is out to prove he is not past his best with Genoa having been denied the opportunity to do as much at Roma.

The 32-year-old joined the Rossoblu during the winter break, returning to the Ligurian city for the third time in his career having left a mark in each of his last two stints. This time should not be any different with Borriello admitting he has plenty of pent-up frustration...