Colombia midfielder Carlos Carbonero has agreed to extend his loan spell at Sampdoria, who will have the option to buy him from Uruguayan club Centro Atletico Fenix at the end of the season.
Carbonero joined Sampdoria in August 2015 and made 14 league appearances as the club finished 15th in Serie A.
The 26-year-old, who has five caps for his country, failed to secure a permanent move to Stadio Luigi Ferraris but has been given another opportunity to impress Sampdoria coach Marco Giampaolo.
Carbonero last featured for Sampdoria in a 4-2 defeat to Napoli in January, and he will be available for selection in the club's forthcoming Serie A fixture against Roma.
‘This is the hardest Manchester derby to call in years – Manchester United shouldn’t be petrified, it feels like Manchester City aren’t in control of any game at the moment’ Former Red Devils striker thinks a surprise result could be possible
‘Thierry Henry was my hero, but when you talk about players who have a wand of a left foot, he genuinely had that. He made my life so much easier on the right’: Ex-Arsenal star omits Gunners legend from his Perfect XI
