La Gazzetta dello Sport reports Milan loanee Emil Roback, who hadn’t replied to Ifk Norrköping directors for two weeks, has reappeared and showed up at the team’s training ground today.
Roback, 20, had not been in touch with his relatives and club executives over the last 14 days, prompting Ifk Norrköping director Tony Martinsson to make a public appeal, hoping to see the Milan loanee return to his current club.
As reported by La Gazzetta dello Sport, Roback showed up at Ifk Norrköping’s training ground today, Thursday, October 19, and spoke to Martinsson.
It is still unclear what Roback did over the last two weeks and why he did not keep contact with either family members or club directors. According to Gazzetta, Milan had remained in touch with the Swedish club and the player’s agent over the last few days.
Roback joined Ifk Norrköping on loan this past March and is expected to return to Milan on November 30.