Former Manchester United starlet Ravel Morrison has walked out on Swedish outfit Ostersunds, in what is another chapter in an already controversial career.

Morrison, who England had hopes of becoming the next big thing while starting out his career at Premier League giants United, is remarkably looking for his ninth club in just seven years.

The 26-year-old only officially joined Ostersunds in February of this year but it has been revealed that just four months on, the Englishman has already departed.

A club representative of Ostersunds admitted to SVT Sport: 'We have no contact with him anymore, he packed up his things when it was summer vacation and nothing speaks for him coming back.'

The representative went onto reveal that the midfielder, who was plagued by injury and was on a high salary, has left Sweden because 'the club had not been satisfied' with him and that he himself had 'not enjoyed his surroundings.'

Morrison, who once played for England's youth teams, is still under contract until the end of the month but the club haven't heard from him or seen him since his departure.

Morrison has failed to get his career back on track ever since leaving the Premier League following a spell in London with West Ham between 2012-15.

During his time at West Ham, the Englishman had very brief loan stints at Birmingham, Queens Park Rangers and Cardiff, before he eventually signed for Lazio.

He spent four years in Italy with Lazio but was loaned out to QPR again and Mexican outfit Atlas ahead of his interesting switch to Ostersunds.

Morrison was once regarded as the biggest English talent out there when he started off his career at United, with legendary United manager Sir Alex Ferguson labelling him as 'the best kid you will ever see.'

He only made three appearances for United's first team as unfortunately concerns grew about his attitude, which has seen him get into trouble off the field in the past.

The 26-year-old admitted he moved to Sweden to 'rebuild' himself after a number of off-field transgressions overshadowed his career.

'I've come here to rebuild myself really. I want to enjoy it and enjoy football again and win everything we can,' Morrison said upon joining.

'It's exciting and I'm really looking forward to everything that's in front of me.'