Liverpool’s 58-goal forward eyes Anfield exit – West Ham and Stoke interested

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Date: 15th November 2016 at 9:31am
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England international forward Daniel Sturridge is reportedly ready to leave Liverpool during the forthcoming January transfer window, according to the Mirror.

The Premier League side, who currently sit top of the English top-flight by one point after their opening 11 league games, could lose the striker in the new year period after becoming frustrated with his first-team opportunities at Anfield.

Photo: Marc Atkins / Offside.

Photo: Marc Atkins / Offside.

The 27-year-old, who has 25 international caps for his country and scored for England against rivals Scotland last week, has netted four times and provided two assists in 10 appearances in all competitions for The Reds so far this season.

Sturridge, who joined Liverpool from Premier League rivals Chelsea back in January 2013 following his reported £12m switch, is currently behind Roberto Firmino and Divock Origi in Jurgen Klopp’s pecking order on Merseyside.

The report suggests that West Ham United and Stoke City are interested in the forward’s services, which could spark a £28m battle for his signature in January.

Sturridge has scored an impressive 58 goals in 102 games for Liverpool overall.
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One response to “Liverpool’s 58-goal forward eyes Anfield exit – West Ham and Stoke interested”

  1. Alpha Bakarr Kamara says:
    15th November 2016 at 10:23 am

    Letting Daniel go is the best decision for both parties, because as it stands the Manager will not bench Firmino for him. If Liverpool is to win the league or qualify for next season champions league, the team has to be consistent, the fans have to appreciate the team selection decision of the Manager, the Manager should not allow sentiment to influence his decision, and players must give 100 percent to the team (something Daniel could not afford at this moment).
    I am not sure if the Manager could risk this opportunity (winning the league or qualifying for the champions league) by using Daniel because he is, say, an Englishman.
    I like Sturridge but I like Liverpool more, and I am sure, all Liverpool faithfuls are.