Origi leaves Milan and this is what Liverpool are offering him to come back and replace Nunez

Things are not looking good for former Liverpool man Divock Origi after a muscle strain in the derby della madonnina, which meant he not only missed the chance to play in the Champions League final, but also the clash against relegated Sampdoria, where he was not missed.

With a crushing 5-1 result against La Samp Il Doria, Milan would release the 28-year-old Belgian, who has only scored twice so far this season and has been one of the disappointments of what were - before Napoli - the Italian champions. Divock could return home and return to the level that conquered the Premier League.

Continuing the line of disappointments is Darwin Nunez, the Red's historic player, as last summer more than 70 kilos were paid for him, and with one day left in the season, the 23 year old striker is not in the top scorers of the League, having been injured in two games with a toe injury.

Klopp fed up

Nunez's season ended after the clash with the Bees, and with it the opening for Origi to return to Anfield for a better wage than the £87,000 per week Il Diavolo are giving him. According to reports, the Red's are reportedly giving him around five million a year, provided he is the goal partner Salah so desperately needs.