Rasmus Falk, a midfielder for FC Copenhagen, has departed the team’s training camp in Austria to consider a potential transfer to another club. The Superliga club announced the news in a brief press release.

The 33-year-old has two years remaining on his contract with FCK. Further details will be released by the club at a later time.

Falk’s recent season was hampered by an injury, limiting his playing time. Although he eventually returned to the field, he primarily served as a substitute, participating in 12 Superliga matches.

Prior to joining FCK in 2016, Falk played for OB, making 162 appearances for the club.

During his nine-year tenure with FCK, Falk has played in 339 games and scored 29 goals. His accomplishments with the club include winning the Danish Cup three times and the Danish championship five times. Falk has also played in two senior national team matches.