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Former Black Stars midfielder Ahmed Apimah Barusso has signed for Italian third-tier side Arezzo according to sources close to the player
He joins the Dark Reds (Amaranto) for the rest of the season and they seek qualification to the second-tier.
Barusso has rich experience after playing for Serie A and B clubs including AS Roma, Siena, Genoa, Rimini, Galatasaray, Torino, Livorno, Brescia, Norcerina and Novara.
The 30-year-old has been without a club since leaving Torino in the summer of last year after suffering a major leg injury.
The former Nania FC bulky forward was part of the Black Stars squad in 2008 when Ghana hosted the competition and placed third.
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