AC Milan midfielder Marco Van Ginkel has stated that he does not know what will happen in future, but insisted that he wants to help the club until the end of the ongoing season.
The 22-year-old Dutch international arrived at Milan last summer on loan from Chelsea and after struggling in the first half of the season, he has been able to find continuity in the last matches and perform for coach Filippo Inzaghi.
“I feel good. In the first half of the season I didn’t contribute much, but now I feel involved,” Van Ginkel told Milan Channel.
“I have recovered from several injuries and now feel much better. I want to continue and help the team. We have to concentrate on one game at a time.
“At Milanello there are so many pictures of great achievements and players. I’d like to achieve something like that and be remembered in the future.
“If I’m like [Mark] Van Bommel? I don’t think so. He is a winner and an extraordinary example, but I try to do my best. I want to wish him all the best for his birthday.
“My future? I do not know what will happen in the summer at Chelsea. I will wait to understand various solutions. It will depend on what Chelsea, Milan and I myself will want to do. We’ll see.”
