MN: Milan hit ‘deadlock’ regarding Origi – contract termination not excluded | OneFootball

AC Milan were hoping that an offer would have arrived by now for Divock Origi and yet it has not, meaning that a new more drastic solution is being considered.

As MilanNews writes, Origi has returned from his loan spell but he is not a part of Milan’s plans and has not been seen at Milanello since the preseason began. There is an agreement with the club to train privately while waiting for an offer which has not yet arrived.

Milan are waiting to see if things might move in terms of incoming offers for the Belgian, given that during the January transfer window the possibility of a switch to Major League Soccer opened up, but the terms of the transfer window made him stay at Nottingham Forest.

The possibility of a mutual termination between Origi and Milan cannot be excluded, because at present the €4m net per season that the former Liverpool man earns in his contract with the Rossoneri seems to be putting off potential suitors.

Having returned to the Premier League to redeem himself from his first disappointing season with the Rossoneri (1,188 minutes, two goals), he managed to do even worse with Forest (752 minutes with just one goal, in the FA Cup).