Juventus are reportedly considering a move from Roma striker Marco Borriello ahead of the 2014-15 campaign.
The 32-year-old recently returned to the Giallorossi after an unsuccessful six-month loan spell at West Ham United last term, where he made just two Premier League appearances, and it seems he could be set for a possible return to the Bianconeri in the coming weeks.
According to Sport Mediaset, Juventus see Borriello as one of their top low cost options as they look to add more attacking players to their bench for the upcoming campaign and may approach Roma in hopes of landing the striker on a free loan deal.
The former AC Milan man previously joined the Old Lady from the Lupi during the second half of the 2011-12 season and had scored two goals in his 13 Serie A appearances for the Turin giants.
Borriello netted one goal and provided one assist in his 11 league appearances for Roma last term.
