GIANLUCA SCAMACCA has issued a come-and-get-me plea to Roma.
The West Ham forward suffered an injury-hit first season in East London.
The 24-year-old started just 11 Premier League games last term, missing a number of months after undergoing knee surgery.
Scamacca is back at West Ham for pre-season training, but would be keen to return to Serie A with Roma.
The former Sassuolo striker was born in the Italian capital, and has outlined his desire to go "home".
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In an interview with Italian paper Gazzetta dello Sport, Scamacca said: "Roma is my home.
"It’d be a dream scenario to have Jose Mourinho as manager.
"I’m sure I’d improve my skills a lot under Jose at Roma."
In addition to Roma, £35million striker Scamacca has also been linked with AC Milan.
Despite the speculation, the 11-cap Italian international was in action for the Hammers in their 4-1 pre-season win over Boreham Wood on Monday night.
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He has also jetted out to Australia with his team-mates for West Ham's pre-season tour - posting a snap from the plane to his Instagram story.
Seated alongside Angelo Ogbonna, he wrote: "Ready."
West Ham are set to take on Tottenham in Perth next Tuesday.
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According to the Guardian, the Hammers remain hopeful that Scamacca can stay and succeed in English football.
They do not want to loan the forward out - with his potential suitors unlikely to afford to match the £35m that West Ham shelled out on him 12 months ago.
Scamacca scored eight goals in 27 appearances in all competitions last season - with five of his strikes coming in the Europa Conference League.
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