According to Radio Sportiva, Cagliari has reignited contacts for Roberto Piccoli, a 25-year-old Italian centre-forward, and is interested in bringing him back to Sardinia. Fiorentina invested around 27 million euros in the player and is considering a temporary transfer, as a permanent sale is considered complicated and could result in a capital loss. The club feels a loan would give Piccoli more playing time to relaunch his career following an inconsistent season where he scored 4 goals and made 1 assist in 32 Serie A appearances. The player, who has one cap for Italy, is reportedly not interested in a move to a club whose main objective is fighting relegation. Other clubs have also shown interest. Parma and Lazio were among the first to make inquiries, and Lazio's interest is reportedly on the instruction of Gennaro Gattuso. More recently, Torino, Genoa, and Venezia have also made inquiries. Cagliari remains attentive and prepared to make a move. Roberto Piccoli's contract with Fiorentina is valid until June 2030, and his market value is €14.00m, according to Transfermarkt.