Serie B club Genoa have completed the noticeable capture of
Marco Di Vaio.
The former Juventus striker returns to his native Italy following
what proved to be an ill-fated spell in France with Monaco.
Having failed to ever produce anything like his top form in the
Principality, Di Vaio wasted little time in agreeing a termination
of his contract, in order to pursue pastures new.
Di Vaio, a full Italy international, was also thought to be
interesting the likes of Torino, Palermo and Milan but none of
these clubs were prepared to offer him anything more than a
six-month, short-term deal.
Seeking to settle after a somewhat nomadic experience over the past
couple of years, Di Vaio has elected to opt for the security of a
two-year sojourn at Genoa.
Di Vaio will now look to rejuvenate his somewhat stilted career
back in Italy, having scored just eight goals in the past two
seasons.