Tuttomercato reports on the interest surrounding Gennaro Borrelli following Brescia's collapse. Gennaro Borrelli is a free agent after Brescia's collapse. Cremonese is interested in signing him, but Cagliari is currently leading the race.

Gennaro Borrelli, despite experiencing a lackluster season with only two goals in 18 appearances, has managed to attract significant market attention. Cremonese has expressed interest in acquiring Borrelli as they are in search of a new forward. Brescia's president, Massimo Cellino, suggested that the price might increase by the end of the transfer window. Alongside Cremonese, Palermo is also eager to sign Borrelli, creating a potential competition between the two clubs. Cellino maintained his position, indicating that he is not willing to offer any discounts and anticipates that Borrelli's price could surpass the 3.5 million euros that Palermo is reportedly prepared to offer. Cremonese's pursuit of Borrelli is part of their strategy to secure a new striker, with their interest intensifying after evaluating other options such as Christian Gytkjaer from Venezia and Gianluca Lapadula from Cagliari. Once Cremonese secures a new forward, they plan to release Manuel De Luca, who has had limited opportunities this season.