Student at Harvard after retirement: do you recognise the ex-Liverpool and Milan player?

Origi has enrolled at Harvard Business School's Crossover Into Business programme, a six-month course designed to help professional athletes transition to business careers.

Divock Origi has begun a new chapter after retiring from professional football on 8 June. The former Liverpool and Milan striker is now studying at Harvard Business School, where he has joined the Crossover Into Business programme. The six-month course is designed to help professional athletes transition into business and entrepreneurial careers after their playing days end.

Participants in the programme are paired with two MBA tutors and develop practical business skills, though the course does not award a full degree. Instead, it aims to equip athletes with tools and knowledge to pursue new professional opportunities beyond sport.

Origi spent seven seasons at Liverpool under Klopp, becoming a key figure during that period. His contract with Milan was terminated in December 2025, and his last official match appearance was in 2024.