Darboe offered to Pisa and Cremonese
Ebrima Darboe is expected to return to Roma following the conclusion of his loan at Frosinone.
In recent days, the young midfielder was spotted at Trigoria as he underwent rehab in the aftermath of an injury he picked up while away in Serie B.
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His stay at Roma, however, is not expected to last.
As reported by Il Messaggero, the player's entourage have already started to look for permanent solutions elsewhere.
The newspaper adds that Darboe has also been offered in Serie A, namely to Pisa and Cremonese.
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