News about Divock Origi

TOM COLLOMOSSE: The image is one of the most arresting of the season. The date is March 2 and Darwin Nunez has just scored for Liverpool in the ninth minute of stoppage time, to secure a controversial 1-0 victory over Nottingham Forest. Yet again, Forest feel wronged by a crucial refereeing decision moments earlier and not long after the final whistle sounds, players and staff march towards the officials, boiling with rage. Forest coach Steven Reid turns the air blue and is subsequently banned from the touchline for his tirade at referee Paul Tierney. There are boos and catcalls. Amid it all, owner Evangelos Marinakis stands alone on the touchline, a study in brooding anger.

IVAN SPECK AT THE TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR STADIUM: Tottenham Hotspur HOTSPUR STADIUM: Tottenham Hotspur's victory over Nottingham Forest 3-1 on Sunday and promoted Aston Villa to fourth place. As Ange Postecoglou celebrated another triumph, Mail Sport's Ivan Speck gives his player ratings from the Tottenham Hotspur stadium.

In both of Nottingham Forest's previous two matches against Crystal Palace and Luton, Chris Wood has been in fine scoring form of late, finding the back of the net in both of their previous two games against Crystal Palace and Luton. In 23 Premier League appearances this season, the 32-year-old has scored ten times, and Forest will be looking to their leading goalscorer to help them beat Tottenham, Brighton, and Man United beat them in their last five games. Chris Wood will score anywhere during the game, and Sky Bet is paying 4/1 on the New Zealand striker to finish first.

TOM COLLOMOSSE: If relegation is not enough to compel Nottingham Forest to abandon their scattergun approach to transfers, maybe nothing will be. Forest was fined four points for going outside of the Premier League's profit and sustainability (PSR) rules on Monday, bringing their total score to 21 points and putting them into the bottom three. An appeal is being favored by an advocate, implying that the result of the relegation match could also be uncertain considering that all 38 games have been played.

LEWIS STEELE (LEWIS STEELE): You won't know the name of Oakley Cannonier unless you are a complete football fan. The 19-year-old striker is highly regarded in the Liverpool academy and earmarked for a big future, but he has yet to make his mark on the first team. However, he is the kid credited with Liverpool's success in 2019 alongside Trent Alexander-Arnold, Mohamed Salah, and Jurgen Klopp. Why? He was the jolly-on-the-spot ball boy who helped the Reds reverse a 3-0 deficit to beat Barcelona 4-3. Cannonier pinged the ball to Alexander-Arnold within less than a second of winning a corner at 3-3 on aggregate. The rest, as they say, is history. When Barcelona backs were turned, the Liverpool full back fired in a corner to Divock Origi to score.

IN a 1-0 victory over Nottingham Forest, Darwin Nunez scored deep into injury time to help Liverpool three points. The Reds were very aware that winning would help guide them in the right direction in the Premier League table. They were left frustrated by a tenacious Forest team who may have scored on several occasions.

The £272 million, up £25 million from off-field earnings, was Liverpool's highest income stream in 2022-23, but a year after winning the final, the television money decreased by £19 million to £242 million. Matchday's earnings dropped by £7 million due to fewer games being played during the 2013 season, the club's first campaign saw them win both domestic and tournament finals.

IAN LADYMAN AT THE CITY GROUND: The FA Cup hasn't always been enough to save Manchester United bosses. Tommy Docherty won one in 1977 and was fired the next month. Louis van Gaal won one in 2016 but was fired the next day. So Erik ten Hag, the new king, will not rest easy, at least not right now. Ten Hag will have to make steady progress from now and the season's end if he wants to stick around, with new part-owners at Old Trafford following and monitoring his every move. There are simply too many concerns regarding his suitability in his second campaign.

ADAM SHERGOLD CITY GROUND: Nottingham Forest has been through to an FA Cup fifth round match with Manchester United after beating Bristol City on penalties. After a dismal few weeks, goalkeeper Matt Turner was their hero, saving Sam Bell's spot, while all five of Forest's kicks were on point, providing a much-needed boost at the City Ground. Divock Origi gave Forest a lead early in the game, but they lacked the confidence to put the city to bed, and after captain Jason Knight equalized the visitors more than 120 minutes, they lost more than 30 minutes.

SIMON JONES: Nottingham Forest is expected to limit Divock Origi's loan from AC Milan so he can join Los Angeles FC for the remainder of the season. Last week, Mail Sport reported that a variety of MLS teams had expressed concern over the Belgian, who has yet to make an impact at Forest.

According to Sky Sports, Nottingham Forest striker Divock Origi is a transfer target for several clubs in Major League Soccer. The 28-year-old Belgian is thought to be on the radar of FC Dallas, FC Cincinnati, and LAFC. Origi is currently on loan from AC Milan and can be recall back to the Serie A club after playing in nine games this season.

VERDICT BY TOM COLLOMOSSE: To raise the alarm at Nottingham Forest, all that was needed were rough estimates. Employees began to wonder if enough attention was being paid to Premier League budget policies as more players were signed. They had their answer on Monday. Forest was charged today with breaking the Premier League's Profitability and Sustainability laws, with a hearing set to follow. Everton received a 10-point fine for violating those laws, but Forest knows the same could happen to them before the season ends.

TOM COLLOMOSSE: As Nottingham Forest dominated the transfer market by signing five players on the summer deadline, the man who would actually have to coach them emerged on the periphery. They arrived from Nuno Tavares to Nicolas Dominguez and Ibrahim Sangare, but not forgetting Divock Origi or Andrew Omobamidele. Steve Cooper was a long way from the action when Forest started their moves on September 1st.

Nottingham Forest manager Steve Cooper said his team's best showing since returning to the Premier League was marred by Luton's comeback in Saturday's 2-2 draw. Forest had a four-game winless run after Chris Wood's second-half double at the City Ground had them 2-0 up with seven minutes remaining. But Chiedozie Ogbene gave Luton a late lifeline after Forest struggled to beat Hatters debutant Andros Townsend's free kick and replacement Elijah Adebayo in a stoppage time equalizer.

The pre-season boost for Vincent Kompany has been put into question by the Burnley bottom of the Premier League table, with the team losing every game of the new season as they travel to Nottingham Forest on Monday. Forest is hoping to make it back-to-back Premier League victories after a dramatic Chelsea victory at Stamford Bridge before the international break, and bolstered by a string of solid goal scorers.

Premier League clubs will now have to make do with their current squads until January as the high-intensity drama of the transfer window begins to fade. The big boys in the division have been bolstered, the middle of the road sides have increased, and the teams that were supposed to face it out at the top of the table have also been increased. Transfers can make or break a team's fate during this 38-game marathon, with some teams wishing they didn't get a big contract because of the line, or ecstatic that their brand-new signing has come well. Supporters of each Premier League team will have their own minds already made up about their activity, but how does Mail Sport rank your team's dealings? Here are our A-E transfer ratings...

Due to an Accord with Nottingham Forest, Divock Origi is coming to an end. The AC Milan striker is undergoing medical treatment ahead of signing on loan with the option to buy. Burnley and Fulham were also interested in Origi.

A former Liverpool striker is interested in a transfer to a Premier League club. The 28-year-old, who may be recalled to English football, is causing a lot of curiosity. The player in question was in Liverpool for eight years, but he did have two loan spells away during that period.

Burnley, Nottingham Forest, and Fulham are among those considering a late transfer for AC Milan's Divock Origi. Since a brief spell in Serie A, the former Liverpool striker may return to the Premier League. Since coming back from a string of injuries, he has struggled for game time.

Mike Tresor, a Genk winger, is in England to complete a medical with Burnley ahead of a loan transfer. The possibility of transferring has been lurking for weeks, but it is likely to come to an end before the transfer window closes at 11 p.m. on Friday. At the end of the season, the Clarets will have the opportunity to buy the 24-year-old. Tresor has scored nine goals and 33 assists for Genk over the past two seasons, and he will be the fifth Belgian in Vincent Kompany's squad.

According to reports, former Liverpool striker Divock Origi is returning to the Premier League for a shocking revival. The Milan striker could be allowed to leave on loan, and he may continue to play in the English top flight for the remainder of the season. Origi made 175 appearances and scored 41 goals during his time at Liverpool.

West Ham are believed to be considering a move to sign out-of-favour AC Milan star Divock Origi with Gianluca Scamacca, who remains unidentified. After a fruitful stint at Anfield, where Jurgen Klopp effectively used him as an impact player off the bench, particularly during their 2019 Champions League campaign, Origi joined the Rossoneri last summer on a four-year contract. The San Siro made it difficult for the Belgians to arrive at, with Stefano Pioli preferring Olivier Giroud up front.

Martin Tyler has become one of modern football commentary's most iconic figures, narrating some of the most exciting moments in a club game. So the news that he was being cut from Sky Sports for cost-cutting reasons brought home how important the 77-year-old has been to football on Saturday. This season was the first time he had missed a Premier League trophy lift in 20 years, bowing out of the Manchester City coverage due to a sore throat. His work has been lauded by fans and fellow media professionals since joining Sky in 1990. In April 2003, he was named Premier League Commentator of The Decade, and he's now retired for two decades.

ALVISE CAGNAZZO IN ITALY: Hands up who expected AC Milan and Inter Milan to be contesting the Champions League semi-final?Anyone? No one would have bet a penny on the all-Italian last-four clash, which acts as an advertisement for Serie A football, despite the fact that top English and Spanish clubs have a considerable debt. The Rossoneri haven't made the last four since 2007, while Inter's first since 2010, and the pair last met in the semi-finals of Europe's top competition in 2003. The participants in the semi-finals were a world apart: Shevchenko, Maldini, Pirlo, Seedorf, and Crespo were matched against Crespo, Recoba, Martins, and Zanetti. The city of Milan will determine which ferocious intra-city rival, each with European pedigree and running through their veins, will represent the city of Milan in the final. And below, Mail Sport's Alvise Cagnazzo rules over the two Italian giants and who is in the best shape going into the crucial clash.