Ex-Liverpool and Sunderland Striker Fabio Borini Joins Salford City in Exciting New Signing
Fabio Borini, a former striker for Liverpool and Sunderland, has officially joined Salford City. The 34-year-old has signed a contract with the League Two club that extends until January. Previously, he left his Italian club Sampdoria during the summer.
Training and Adaptation
Borini has been training with Salford City for the last month. He expressed gratitude for the opportunity, stating, “I came in to train to keep myself fit in this transition between contracts.” He credited head coach Karl Robinson and Alex Bruce for allowing him access to the training facilities.
As Borini transitions into League Two, he emphasized his willingness to learn. “I’ve never played League Two football, so I need to learn from my teammates,” he remarked. He described himself as an open book, ready both to share his experience and gather insights from the new environment.
Embracing the Challenge
Borini is eager to face the unique challenges that come with playing in League Two. He noted, “It’s a challenge that I’m embracing because I needed real football, something that warms my heart.” His commitment to the game is clear as he seeks to reinvigorate his career with this new opportunity.
Career Highlights
- Premier League Debut: Borini started his top-flight career with Chelsea in 2009.
- Promotion: He played a key role in helping Swansea City gain promotion to the Premier League in 2011.
- Experience in Italy: His career also includes stints at clubs like Roma and AC Milan.
- League Cup Final: While at Sunderland, he scored in the 2014 League Cup final against Manchester City.
Fabio Borini’s journey through various levels of football showcases his versatility and dedication to the sport. His arrival at Salford City marks an exciting chapter in his career as he looks to make a significant impact in League Two.
