Former Leeds United striker Mirco Antenucci has put pen to paper on a contract with newly promoted Serie B side SPAL.
Antenucci top scored for Leeds in the 2014/15 season, while he finished as the club's second highest scorer last term. However, his efforts were not enough to convince the Whites to offer him a new contract.
The Italian had interest from a number of clubs, including Championship side Reading, but he has chosen to head back to his homeland.
Antenucci has signed a two-year deal with an option for a further year at northern Italian outfit SPAL.
SPAL are delighted with his arrival and explained that Antenucci "strongly wanted to wear the SPAL shirt".
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The striker will now bid to bring goals to the club as they look to make an impact in Serie B in the forthcoming season.
Antenucci is due to turn 32 in September and his deal at SPAL could see him end his career at the club.
