U.S. international Mix Diskerud has suggested in a poem on Instagram that an exit from New York City FC is imminent by revealing details of talks with the club.

NYCFC manager Patrick Vieira said in December that the club was looking to part ways with the 26-year-old, who has not played since July and was not included in the club's preseason camp.

Under MLS rules, NYCFC must confirm whether Diskerud will remain with the team by Tuesday's Roster Compliance Date, and in a poem published on Sunday, Diskerud wrote that "somebody" at the club had asked him to "leave the hemisphere."

A move to another MLS team would be hampered by Diskerud's enormous contract, which paid him $761,250 last season. Aside from designated players Frank Lampard, Andrea Pirlo and David Villa, no other NYCFC player made more than $300,000 in 2016.

Mix Diskerud has not played for NYCFC since July. Bill Streicher/USA TODAY Sports

The poem read as follows:

Somebody told me I'm not part of a plan

and if he was I - he'd run like the others ran

'cause the budget is tight

and binding contracts might

be broken, to improve 5-6 positions - in exchange for only one man.

He went on to say; "the message is clear -

unless you're clueless - 'cause you've lived it all'year

since the budget is tight

and binding contracts might

not need to be broken if.... you crack, kneel or leave the hemisphere"

Who could tell so straight and clearly

tales of destiny I fight sincerely

when mental games

are attempting aims

to make me rage severely?

On and on the conversation went

about money spent

and special rules

and mgt's tools

and something about allocation being different cent

I wish I had

right there - my pad

'cause then my favorite line

fused by Robin Williams spine

would play dead poets - real bad

Diskerud joined NYCFC from Rosenborg BK in the Norwegian top flight ahead of the club's inaugural 2015 season and played regularly under then-manager Jason Kreis.

However, the U.S. national team player was relegated to the bench and eventually lost his spot in the squad under Kreis' replacement Vieira as the team went on to finish in second place in the Eastern Conference before losing to Toronto FC in the MLS Cup playoffs.

"He is looking for playing time," Vieira said in December. "We are having a discussion with him and try to find the best way to satisfy Mix and ourselves."