Summary:
Parma have agreed a new deal with the club which has been in the transfer market for a year.

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Antonio Cassano is on the look out for yet another club as Serie A bottom side Parma ripped up his contract on Monday after the striker asked for unpaid wages. A club statement said the agreement had been mutual. The former AS Roma, Real Madrid, Sampdoria, AC Milan and Inter Milan player has been the one shining light for Parma this term with the northern Italian club on only nine points from 20 games and 10 points from safety. Antonio Cassano (left) is looking for a new club after Serie A side Parma ripped up his contract on Monday . The striker, pictured on the bench on Sunday, is said to have angered the club after asking for unpaid wages . Cassano shares a joke with coach Domenico Di Carlo ahead of Parma's 2-1 defeat to fellow strugglers Cesena . Cassano has scored five league goals but his request for unpaid wages did not go down well with the club, who underwent a takeover in December. The 32-year-old, who came off the bench at half-time during Sunday's defeat to fellow strugglers Cesena, went to talk to fans after the match but was threatened by one supporter. The colourful former Italy international has had run-ins with many clubs due to his escapades down the years. However, Italian media have sympathised with him this time and home town club Bari in Serie B are favourites to re-sign him.