Milan midfielder Keisuke Honda is reportedly in talks with three MLS clubs, and could move in January.
The Japanese international has made just one substitute appearance for the Rossoneri so far this season, playing 11 minutes of the defeat to Udinese.
Now calciomercato.com is reporting that Honda’s future could be in Major League Soccer, with contact made with Los Angeles Galaxy, New York City FC and New York Red Bulls.
Milan midfielder Keisuke Honda is reportedly in talks with three MLS clubs, and could move in January.
The Japanese international has made just one substitute appearance for the Rossoneri so far this season, playing 11 minutes of the defeat to Udinese.
Now calciomercato.com is reporting that Honda’s future could be in Major League Soccer, with contact made with Los Angeles Galaxy, New York City FC and New York Red Bulls.
The current season of MLS ends in December, and while the transfer market doesn’t officially open until February, clubs could do a deal when the European transfer window opens in January.
The League operates a salary cap, but clubs can sign up to three “designated players” who earn above that cap.
Italian internationals Andrea Pirlo and Sebastian Giovinco are current designated players, playing at New York City and Toronto FC respectively.