Dutch striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar has admitted he might have to leave AC Milan to secure first team football.
The 26-year-old failed to make an impact for the Rossoneri since his €15 million summer move from Real Madrid and has been warming the bench most of the time.
He held positive talks with Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani before Christmas but first-team opportunities have still been limited.
"I'm thinking about leaving," Huntelaar told De Telegraaf.
"When I spoke with officials, they comforted me and said they have faith in me. I played a little more but I want more.
"It's important for me because, as our national team coach explained to me, to go with the national team it's important to play a lot for your club.
"I would like to stay in an important league to show I can be a player for Milan. I'd like to be loaned and then come back."
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The 26-year-old failed to make an impact for the Rossoneri since his €15 million summer move from Real Madrid and has been warming the bench most of the time.
He held positive talks with Milan vice-president Adriano Galliani before Christmas but first-team opportunities have still been limited.
"I'm thinking about leaving," Huntelaar told De Telegraaf.
"When I spoke with officials, they comforted me and said they have faith in me. I played a little more but I want more.
"It's important for me because, as our national team coach explained to me, to go with the national team it's important to play a lot for your club.
"I would like to stay in an important league to show I can be a player for Milan. I'd like to be loaned and then come back."
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