Gennaro Borrelli, despite a lackluster season with only two goals in 18 appearances, has attracted significant market attention. Palermo is reportedly willing to offer 3.5 million euros for the Brescia forward. Brescia's president, Massimo Cellino, believes the price could rise by the end of the transfer window.

Palermo is working to strengthen their attack and is keen on signing Gennaro Borrelli from Brescia. Contacts with his entourage have intensified recently.

Palermo is actively exploring opportunities in the winter transfer market to bolster their team under the guidance of Alessio Dionisi. The newly appointed sports director, Carlo Osti, is concentrating on enhancing their offensive options, particularly if any players leave the club. Gennaro Borrelli, a striker from Brescia, has emerged as a primary target. He is facing a difficult season at Brescia and may be seeking new opportunities elsewhere. Palermo is increasing their communications with his representatives to evaluate the feasibility of signing him. The transfer is seen as a chance to rejuvenate Borrelli's career, following his summer acquisition by Brescia after being bought from Frosinone. Nonetheless, the negotiation process is complicated due to Brescia's prior investment, according to the newspaper Bresciaoggi.

Gennaro Borrelli, who became a significant acquisition for Brescia this summer with an investment exceeding three million euros, is drawing attention from Palermo. Although his recent playtime has been limited due to a physical issue and competition within the team, Borrelli has shown potential by scoring two goals in a practice match. Palermo has inquired about his availability. Furthermore, Serie A teams Empoli and Genoa have expressed interest in Borrelli. However, Brescia's president, Cellino, has reportedly prohibited a move to Serie B to prevent strengthening direct competitors. The upcoming weeks will be essential in deciding Borrelli's future at Brescia.