Juventus will not be signing AC Milan striker Marco Borriello, according to club general director Giuseppe Marotta.

Marotta arrived in Milan this morning hoping to reach an agreement with the Rossoneri for the transfer of the Italy international to Turin.

However, the deal fell through with Marotta saying: "The negotiations didn't go as we had expected.

"At this point we can consider our transfer dealings done."

Borriello's transfer to Juve would have paved the way for Manchester City winger Robinho's transfer to Milan.

Milan are looking to offload Borriello in order to acquire the Brazilian forward.

Reports in Italy claim Roma are now in talks with Milan to sign Borriello on a permanent transfer.

The Italian transfer window closes at 7pm local time.