AC Milan fullback Luca Antonini admits he has received offers to leave the Rossoneri and he would be intrigued to try an experience outside of Italy.
The 30-year-old has only made six Serie A appearances this season, and stated he will discuss his future at the club at the end of the season.
“It is tough to watch your teammates play when you are on the outside looking in,” he told Undici.
“The important thing is to keep my concentration, train as hard as I can and hope to convince the coach. De Sciglio has shown that he is a great player.”
“Will I stay? I think so. We will see at the end of the season when I talk to the club. We will see what my objectives and the objectives of the club are.”
“I still have a year remaining on my contract, even though at 30-year’s-old that isn’t much. Milan is my home as I have been here for 8 years. I have always hoped to finish my career here but you never know.”
“Interest from Lokomotiv Moscow? Yes, in January. Fenerbahce? I knew of Galatasaray, not Fenerbahce.”
“Would I like to play outside of Italy? I haven’t thought about it, but trying something outside of Italy would be nice.”
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