He returns to Milan but leaves immediately. For him the fate is already sealed: put up for sale and out of the project.
The Milan start thinking about next season already. Having secured second place, won the Champions League and the Super Cup (access to the semi-final against the winner of the Italian Cup), the Rossoneri will now begin to plan the next steps to sort out the squad, manage several important farewells, and then throw themselves headlong into on the incoming market.
Against Salernitana the time to say goodbye of Giroud and Kjaer, in addition to that of Stefano Pioli, will make way for some “welcome back”. Yes, because there are also players on loan who will return to Milanello in July, and the club will have to decide what to do.
Reinvest, even in the event of non-renewal, from a technical point of view, or sell. For one scenario above all, it seems that the player is destined to be put back on the market, after a disappointing season and once again below expectations. Milan must act quickly if they don’t want to find themselves in a 5 million euro hole. Here’s what’s happening with one of the footballers in loan.
Milan, returns from loan: he already has his bags in hand
There are several players on loan, owned by Milan, who are doing well around Italy and Europe. Starting from Saelemaekers, protagonist of Thiago Motta’s Bologna of miracles, up to De Ketelaere, also one of the revelations of the almost perfect Atalanta of this 2024.
There is also the other side of the coin however, which is unlikely to bring money into Milan’s coffers unlike the two Belgians. This is another footballer born in Belgium, that is Origi. The former Liverpool player on loan at Nottingham Forest has once again failed to assert itself, and the English have no desire to exercise the blackmail from 5 million euros.
Origi, no redemption: the salary weighs on the club’s coffers
Another disappointing season for Origi, marked by just 1 goal in almost 700 minutes played. Nottingham Forest’s last 4 games have seen the Belgian start, but without making an impact. The English club will not redeem him, and now the Rossoneri will meet the former Liverpool player at Milanello for the meeting next season.
The footballer at Milan receives 4 million euros, and if the Rossoneri want to save on wages they will have to be good at placing him again in the summer, this time on a permanent basis. In fact, there doesn’t seem to be any interest from the club in keeping him and focusing on him for next year, given the performance of the last two seasons.
