Alen Halilovic is reportedly keen to stay at Milan in January, despite playing just three minutes so far.
The Croatian was seen as one of the most exciting talents in European football when he signed for Barcelona in 2014, but he hasn’t developed as expected.
The 22-year-old was allowed to join the Rossoneri from Hamburg on a free in the summer, but he has barely featured.
Halilovic made a three minute substitute appearance against Dudelange in the Europa League, and could make his first start against the same opponents tonight.
Alen Halilovic is reportedly keen to stay at Milan in January, despite playing just three minutes so far.
The Croatian was seen as one of the most exciting talents in European football when he signed for Barcelona in 2014, but he hasn’t developed as expected.
The 22-year-old was allowed to join the Rossoneri from Hamburg on a free in the summer, but he has barely featured.
Halilovic made a three minute substitute appearance against Dudelange in the Europa League, and could make his first start against the same opponents tonight.
Despite that, Gazzetta dello Sport believes he is keen to fight for his place, and doesn’t want to leave the Rossoneri in January.