AC Milan‘s Keisuke Honda is growing increasingly frustrated at his lack of appearances for the Rossoneri so far this season.
The Japanese international was considered as an integral part of the Milan team when he first joined the side in 2013, however, he has seen his playing time reduced under new coach Sinisa Mihajlovic.
“The situation isn’t easy,” The playmaker told reporters during the international break.
“I’ve never been on the bench for so many matches.
“I’m beginning to understand how it feels to be on the outside.
“My position with the national team though is, fortunately, different.”
Milannews.it report that the 29-year-old could be keen on a move to English Premier League side West Ham United in a bid to get more games, though it is understood that AC Milan wish to keep the player until at least the end of the season.
Honda remains a key figure for Japan and even scored during their 3-0 win against Singapore last week.
