The agent of AS Roma striker Marco Borriello has slammed the club after he was put up for sale.
Roma are inviting offers for the former AC Milan man.
"While he remains at Roma, he will train at the head of the group," said agent Tiberio Cavalleri.
"The news he was on the market was a surprise, above all considering the fact they only bought him out from Milan on June 26."
Borriello's representative pointed the finger at a lack of organisation within the new-look Roma.
"If the reason is tactical, then we will discuss that with the club. There have been many rumours, but in our last meeting with director Walter Sabatini there was no clue they wanted to sell him.
"If they wanted to release Borriello, then all they had to do was leave him on the bench against Slovan Bratislava. I think the club isn't communicating with the Coach."
The agent also revealed: "The fact he has already played in Europe vastly limits Marco's options on the transfer market. Last season he scored 17 goals, he got 54 in the last three campaigns.
"On August 31 last year he turned down Manchester City and Juventus in order to join Roma, as they immediately set aside a one-year deal with a further four-year contract."
