Lorenzo Insigne has ended his contract with Toronto, which was initially set to last until 2026, a year ahead of schedule. During his time in MLS, he made 66 appearances, scoring 15 goals and providing the same number of assists. At the age of 34, Insigne is not contemplating retirement and is thinking about a move back to Italy. Parma, who have recently been promoted to Serie A, are interested in signing him to bolster their team with seasoned players. While Insigne previously earned over 11 million net per season in Canada, the prospect of returning to Italy might be more enticing than his former salary. Fiorentina is also considering Insigne as a potential valuable addition to their attacking lineup, according to La Gazzetta dello Sport. Insigne has shared with friends and family that he feels in good shape and is determined to prove himself once more, making a return to Italy a significant option for the closing phase of his career.