Agent: Insigne may return to Serie A. If Lazio resolves the transfer ban, he can discuss it in detail.

Insigne wants to join Lazio, but his agent says Lazio's signing ban has hindered the deal.

Insigne, 34, is an Italian winger. He terminated his contract with Toronto FC this summer and hopes to return to Serie A to play. Lazio wants to sign Insigne without a visa, and Lazio coach Sarri has worked well with Insigne in Napoli in the past. However, due to club financial violations, Lazio was banned from signings this summer.

Insigne's agent Andrea Damiko said: "We are working hard and there will be new news soon. We are evaluating all options, including the option to return to Italy, and returning to Serie A is a possible option. But Lazio's problem is related to the transfer ban, and once their problem is resolved, we can negotiate in detail."

Insigne will not ask for an overpaid salary, but he does not want to wait too long, while Lazio hopes to lift the transfer ban and exempt Insigne from visa-free by November. Lazio also hopes to get Insigne to train at the club's training base to stay in shape, but the current signing ban does not allow them to do so. In addition, Parma and Fiorentina are also interested in Insigne. Once Insigne loses patience with Lazio, other teams will try to invite him to join.