 The signing of Ronaldinho, however, was not seen as a threat to Borriello's position, as the Brazilian played normally as a supporting striker or an attacking midfielder.In Borriello's first season of his second spell at Milan, he made just seven Serie A appearances, scoring just one goal, which came against Reggina.He also scored against FC Zürich in the UEFA Cup, but an unfortunate injury kept him out of action for the rest of the season.