Mark Bresciano would be welcomed by Melbourne Heart Mark Bresciano in action for Qatar's Al-Gharafa during a friendly in Doha earlier this month. Melbourne Heart have welcomed the opportunity for Mark Bresciano to join the club on a training basis so the midfielder can maintain his fitness for the World Cup. The Socceroos veteran is suspended until March 13 due to a dispute surrounding his transfer from UAE club Al-Nasr to Qatari club Al-Gharafa in 2012 and is looking into the possibility of training with the Heart to keep fit. No deal has been done between Bresciano and the Heart, but the club's general manager, John Didulica, confirmed they have had preliminary discussions with Bresciano's representatives regarding a training stint. It is understood his preference is to return to one of his former clubs in Italy where he will have access to more friendly games. The 33-year-old's ban prevents him from playing in any official league game but he is free to play in friendlies, both at club and international level. Migliorini was signed as an injury replacement for marquee Orlando Engelaar and Argentinian Jonatan Germano though both have now returned to full fitness. Didulica confirmed the club can not accommodate Migliorini despite his impressive performances this season. The Italian midfielder is understood to be exploring other options in Asia and in Europe. "Orlando is back now, Migliorini will probably move on now with Germano getting back to full fitness so it's unlikely that he'll play again," Didulica said. Migliorini made nine A-League appearances and contributed three goals, two of which were stunning long-range strikes in a 3-3 draw with Adelaide United.