Ghana midfielder Ahmed Barusso completed an expected loan move to Serie B side Brescia on Tuesday.
The 24-year-old signed the season-long deal after drawn out negotiations involving three clubs.
"Brescia wanted me and they put in much efforts to get so I decided to join them and I think they are not a bad team at all," Barusso told Ghanasoccernet.com .
Barusso returned to Roma at the start of the pre-season after failing to nail down a regular first team place at Siena last term.
The midfielder has struggled to break into the first team of the capital and has already gone out on loan at Turkish side Galatasary.
The Ghanaian is co-owned by Rimini who agreed to the move despite seeking another deal for the enforcer.
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