Fabio Borini

[Fernandinho]

He seems like the type of player who could benefit from some sports psychologist work, from the way he seems a little overawed by games sometimes.

[Sarb]

That is some strike though to be honest

[Vermilion]

Made up for him tbh. Really hope he makes a name for himself there, scores looooads of goooals.

Then it's up to us what we decide to do, cash in or keep.

[baitman]

Made up for him tbh. Really hope he makes a name for himself there, scores looooads of goooals.

Then it's up to us what we decide to do, cash in or keep.

[McDermotX]

Should add a couple of million onto a transfer fee in Jan..........that'll make 3m then.

Quids in.

[Vermilion]

Should add a couple of million onto a transfer fee in Jan..........that'll make 3m then.

Quids in.

By the time January comes his goal will be well and truly set in Sunderland folk lore, it'll have been hit from over the half way line; swerving around 3 players and into the top corner.

3.5 minimum.

nah, we'll see, but i'd expect a lot more than that if he has a bit of run in the side and scores some goals.

[I, Ravel Morrison]

That goal should do his confidence a world of good. Maybe he'll start developing into a supersub and have a reputation for scoring crucial goals off the bench.

[baitman]

he's back its only one goal

more important for sunderland than borini.

[Roboklopp]

I'm sure some Mackem loser will have him tattooed on their fat back like that one did DiCanio.

[Gibbo]

Earned himself a start

[Bender]

Sunderland striker Fabio Borini’s agent confirmed a meeting with Inter and will “evaluate a return to Italy in January.”

The forward is owned by Liverpool, but struggling for playing time while on loan at Sunderland.

“Does Walter Mazzarri appreciate him? I was in the Inter headquarters a few days ago, but there was no formal request,” agent Marco De Marchi told Calciomercato.com.

“I can say that if Fabio’s situation doesn’t change in the next month, we could evaluate a return to Italy so that he can find the consistency he needs ahead of the World Cup. Borini would absolutely love to take part in that tournament.

“Liverpool will not let go of the player definitively, so it would still be a loan spell. He is a modern striker, has an eye for goal and is appreciated by many in Italy and beyond.”

The 22-year-old has scored one Premier League goal in seven games for Sunderland this season.
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[Mostar]

At this point going to any club in any of top 5 leagues is a good move as long as he will be given more playing time.

Cameo appearances at Sunderland are not good for him nor us.

[kop-al-74]

Prefer him to Aspas.

[PTP]

Jeez it'd be about his 14th club in 5 years

[Cormack74]

Sunderland striker Fabio Borini’s agent confirmed a meeting with Inter and will “evaluate a return to Italy in January.”

The forward is owned by Liverpool, but struggling for playing time while on loan at Sunderland.

“Does Walter Mazzarri appreciate him? I was in the Inter headquarters a few days ago, but there was no formal request,” agent Marco De Marchi told Calciomercato.com.

“I can say that if Fabio’s situation doesn’t change in the next month, we could evaluate a return to Italy so that he can find the consistency he needs ahead of the World Cup. Borini would absolutely love to take part in that tournament.

“Liverpool will not let go of the player definitively, so it would still be a loan spell. He is a modern striker, has an eye for goal and is appreciated by many in Italy and beyond.”

The 22-year-old has scored one Premier League goal in seven games for Sunderland this season.
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None of the Italian clubs seem to have any money these days (except maybe Rafa's mob) so much as I'd like him off the wage bill we'd probably only get a fee of about thruppence ha' penny.