US EditionLiverpool cult hero has contract ripped up and now can be signed on a free transfer
Origi ends underwhelming Milan stint after 36 appearances and becomes a free agent amid Liverpool’s urgent need for attackers following Alexander Isak's injury.
- According to Fabrizio Romano, Divock Origi has signed a contract termination with AC Milan and will be without a club from January, becoming available on a free transfer.
- Following a failed loan back to the Premier League, Divock Origi struggled for form at AC Milan, scoring once in 22 Nottingham Forest appearances and making only 36 Milan appearances.
- Liverpool revealed on Monday that Alexander Isak underwent surgery after a challenge by Micky van de Ven caused a fibula fracture, with Mohamed Salah and Cody Gakpo also sidelined as the January transfer window opens in nine days.
- Supporters responded online with pleas such as `Bring him home` and `One last dance?`, but Divock Origi hasn't played competitively since his Forest loan and would need months to rebuild fitness.
- As a cult hero at Anfield, Divock Origi amassed over 170 appearances and scored key goals in Liverpool's 2019 Champions League run, complicating a sentimental short-term return.
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The attacker of AC Milan Divock Origi and his club agreed to terminate the contract of the Belgian international which no longer played since spring 2023 with the Rossoneri.
Arrived in '22 (salary of 4 million a year), it was hardly ever used. Now the money will serve for Fullkrug
Two and a half years of silence. It was almost necessary to leave the archives to remember Divock Origi under the jersey...
Official: AC Milan announce mutual termination of Divock Origi's contract
By: Ben Dixon Today, AC Milan have announced that Divock Origi has left the club nearly 1,000 days after his last appearance for the Rossoneri.A lot has been said about Origi in recent years, especially regarding his position within the club. In fact, for the past year (or more), the focus has been on when he would leave and not what he could do for Milan.It was said last season that he was in Rome, whilst still earning his salary from the Rosso…
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