Milan are preparing to say goodbye to a number of first-team players in the summer transfer window as the team look to rebuild their attacking unit, and former Liverpool striker Divock Origi will be among those leaving San Siro at the end of the season.
As reported on page five of Il Corriere dello Sport on Saturday, the Belgium international has attracted the attention of several teams in Turkey, specifically Galatasaray and Besiktas, who have reportedly called Milan to inquire about Origi’s service in recent days.
The player, however, would prefer to return to England to play in the Premier League and is interested in David Moyes’ West Ham, according to recent reports.
On the other hand, Milan is also ready to part ways with Ante Rebic, who has not contributed significantly over the course of the 2022-23 season.
The club is also preparing to hold talks with Zlatan Ibrahimovic about his future, as he is now 41 years old and has lived through a tough season plagued by injury problems.
The Rossoneri are certainly on the hunt for a new striker when the market opens in the summer, with Marcus Thuram and Daichi Kamada among the list of possible replacements according to Il Corriere.
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