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Liverpool striker Divock Origi has no plans of staying at the club beyond the current campaign, Fabrizio Romano claims.
The Belgian has been a fringe player for the Merseyside giants, but has scored some crucial goals over the past few seasons.
He is still valued by the club's hierarchy, but it is reported that he has no plans of settling for a back-up role next campaign.
Hence, he is expected to leave when his contract expires in June. A move to the Serie A could be on the cards this summer.
Origi is free to speak with foreign clubs at the moment, and it has been widely reported that AC Milan are interested in him.
The Rossoneri are eyeing a young striker to add to their ranks, and obviously value Origi despite his lack of minutes at Anfield.
Roma have also been linked with Origi in the past, but may not move for him after the success of Tammy Abraham up front.
Written by Sri Aswin
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