Turkish interest in Milan flop Origi

Milan are likely to sell Divock Origi this summer after a disappointing Serie A campaign, and the main interest reportedly comes from Besiktas, Fenerbahce and Alanyaspor.

According to Calciomercato.com, Turkey is going to be the next destination for the Belgium international striker.

He was picked up as a free agent from Liverpool last summer, arriving already carrying an injury and never fully finding his fitness or form. Still only 28 years old, Origi signed a contract with Milan to June 2026, but delivered just two goals and one assist in 35 competitive appearances for the Rossoneri.

Considering his name and experience, he could still sell for a decent sum and that would all be profit for the Serie A side. His goal-scoring record at international level is not reassuring either, finding the net only three times in 32 senior caps for Belgium. Formerly of Lille, Liverpool and Wolfsburg, Origi is most famous for winning the Champions League, Club World Cup, Premier League and UEFA Supercup at Anfield.