Divock Origi, the forward playing for Italy's Milan team, has reaffirmed his decision not to leave the team until his contract expires. This was reported by Euro-football.ru.
Milan News reported on this. According to previous information, the Belgian footballer was ready to cancel the contract if he agreed to half of the salary payable until the end of the season after leaving the team.
However, according to current information, Origi refused compensation and decided to stay with the club for the duration of the contract. It is also mentioned that after leaving the team, he needs to stay in Italy for some time to fulfill tax obligations.
Origi last played on the field in April 2024 for the Nottingham team. This event is considered an important stage in his career.
Negotiations between the team and the player are still ongoing. Origi is considering all conditions to continue his professional career.
This may have a positive impact on his future career.
