MN: Origi ‘considering’ offers from Saudi Arabia, MLS and Turkey – the details | OneFootball

AC Milan are desperately trying to part ways with Divock Origi this summer, and departure could be on the cards with the Belgian gaining interest from several leagues.

It is difficult to call Origi anything other than a flop for Milan, and since joining the Rossoneri he has not been able to revive his career as hoped, and this was the case when he joined Nottingham Forest last season as well.

When the Belgian moved back to the Premier League, hopes were in place that the striker could show some qualities that could be used when he returned to the Diavolo or would cut the club’s losses in some respects, but this did not happen.

Instead, Origi returned to the club and separation was the only idea that came with him. Attempts were made in January to part with the striker, but nothing came to fruition and the club have already posed the idea of a contract termination if there are no suitors.

However, a report from Milan News has suggested this may not be needed anymore. Antonio Vitiello suggests that the striker is currently ‘considering offers’ from the MLS, Saudi Pro League and the MLS, and an exit could be on the cards.