Massimo Cellino sold his remaining stake as Leeds United owner last month.
According to Calcio Mercato, former Leeds United owner Massimo Cellino is weighing up a bid for Serie A side Genoa.
The controversial Italian owner sold his remaining stake in Leeds to compatriot Andrea Radrizzani last month.
The 60-year-old was largely despised by the Whites’ fanbase following a tumultuous three-year reign as the club’s owner, hiring seven different managers in that time.
But, according to Calcio Mercato, Cellino is eyeing up a swift return to football as the trigger-happy figure looks into buying Genoa.
The report suggests that the former Leeds supremo will meet with officials from the top-flight club on Monday, when he will request to take a look at their finances to gauge whether the in-debt side are worth taking over.
A number of Leeds fans reacted to his latest venture on Twitter this morning:
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