Supposedly now gone .....................
http://www.newsnow.co.uk/A/693055312?-294:802
Adel Taarabt is on the move once again.
The 24-year-old Moroccon international, who moved from Queens Park Rangers to Fulham on a season-long loan deal this summer, reportedly has been signed by Italian club AC Milan to another loan.
Goal.com's Wayne Veysey has the news and explains how a second loan is possible:
Taarabt has been one of the more polarizing players in England for the last several years.
Drawing comparisons to the legendary Zinedine Zidane when he signed for Tottenham at just 18 years of age, Taarabt never made an impact at White Hart Lane. He did, however, receive multiple loans to QPR before eventually signing with The Hoops.
During his time at Loftus Road, Taarabt showed glimpses of his supreme talent and sky-high ceiling, leading the team in goals en route to promotion during the 2010-11 season.
Despite that success, question marks surrounding his discipline and temper always remained.
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With The Cottagers, he scored zero goals in 12 appearances despite firing off 29 shots, per WhoScored.com. He tallied one assist and, per Squawka.com, created a solid seven chances, but he was never really able to have a consistent positive influence.
Now, he's headed overseas.
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If Clarence Seedorf, who has gotten heaps of production out of the enigmatic Mario Balotelli, is able to tap Taarabt's potential and get him to control his emotions, this has the potential to serve as a crucial signing for the Italian side.
With just 28 points through 21 matches, AC Milan currently sit in ninth place on the Serie A table, putting the Rossoneri in danger of their worst finish since the 1997-98 campaign.
Should he play under control, Taarabt's attacking prowess and skill with the ball at his feet could prove to be a beneficial late-transfer reinforcement.