Fabio Quagliarella could leave Juventus in the current transfer window with Inter and Roma ready to sign the 28-year-old striker.

The player from Castellammare di Stabia is unsettled in Turin and following the arrival of Marco Borriello sees his playing time reduced even further.

While Antonio Conte and Beppe Marotta have underlined that the player is not for sale, it seems clear that Juve would accept a €14M offer for a player who was sidelined for most of the past season.

Roma enquired about Quaglia following the injury to Pablo Daniel Osvaldo. Furthermore, Roma could offer David Pizarro, a player which the Bianconeri have been following closely.

Inter, instead, will find it more difficult to negotiate directly with Juve considering the friction between the two clubs. However, a good offer could settle things up. President Massimo Moratti is also looking to offload Mauro Zarate thus making Quagliarella the second choice behind Carlos Tevez.