Former Leeds United striker Mirco Antenucci is a man in demand heading into the summer, with two Serie A clubs keen to snare him away from SPAL.
Antenucci joined SPAL following his departure from Elland Road and played a key role in firing the club up to the Italian top flight.
He then put his experience and talents to use keeping SPAL clear of the drop zone in Serie A; SPAL sit a comfortable eleventh this season with just one game left to play.
And Antenucci's performances in Serie A have not gone unnoticed, meaning he has clubs interested in him despite his advanced years.
The 34-year-old, who will turn 35 in September, is wanted by both Brescia and Lecce, according to Italian outlet Tutto Mercato.
Both clubs have won promotion to Serie A from Serie B and believe Antenucci's experience could play a key role in their battle to stay in the league next season.
A move to Brescia would see Antenucci reunite with former Leeds supremo Massimo Cellino, who owns the club.
Brescia won the Serie B title this season, while Lecce finished just one point behind in second.
