AC Milan adviser Zlatan Ibrahimovic has confirmed that ex-Liverpool Divock Origi is not part of the club's plans for the 2024/25 season.
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- Origi not part of AC Milan's plans for 2024/25 season
- Spent last season on loan at Forest
- Rossoneri out of Zirkzee race
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ToggleWHAT HAPPENED?
Origi, who spent the last season on loan at Premier League side Nottingham Forest, had a nightmare outing in England. He appeared in 22 matches across all competitions and managed to clock just 754 minutes on the pitch. He had scored once and provided as many assists in the entire campaign. At the end of the 2023/24 season, the former Liverpool star returned to AC Milan, however, club adviser and legendary forward Zlatan Ibrahimovic has now confirmed that the player has been banished from the first-team squad.
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WHAT ZLATAN IBRAHIMOVIC SAID
Speaking to reporters ahead of a new season, Ibrahimovic said, "Divock Origi and Fodé Ballo-Toure are not part of our plans. They will be part of the youth team as they’re not included in our project."
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THE BIGGER PICTURE
The former Sweden international also confirmed that the Rossoneri are officially out of the race to sign Bologna forward Joshua Zirkzee who is on his way to join Manchester United this summer.
Speaking about the Dutch forward, Ibrahimovic said, "Zirkzee? It’s the past for us. We already have the new striker in mind but I’m not gonna tell you the name."
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WHAT NEXT FOR AC MILAN?
The 2021/22 Serie A champions are all set to visit the US for pre-season where they are scheduled to play a series of friendly matches against top clubs like Barcelona, Real Madrid and Manchester City.
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