According to Daily Star, Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers has decided not to bring Divock Origi back from his loan sell at Lille.
The Belgium International’s World Cup journey was quite an impressive one and this is the reason why he came into spotlight. Rodgers bought Origi in £10million but sent him on loan to French outfit Lille.
This month, there were discussions to bring Divock Origi back to Anfield but Liverpool’s boss has now decided to show his faith and trust in his current strikers.
Daniel Sturridge is also back in training after his thigh injury which caused him to miss most of the matches this season. The victory on Saturday against Aston Villa also boosted up their confidence. Fabio Borini and Rickie Lambert both scored in that match.
Origi was ready to move to Liverpool this month and a premium fee was also agreed with Lilli to shorten his loan period.
But this didn’t happen because Rodgers recalled Jordan Ibe from his loan spell at Derby County. Sturridge’s recovery from his thigh injury is also a positive sign for the Reds which is also one of the reason why Rodgers decided to wait till the end of this season but after that he will surely call Origi back to Anfield.
Columnist: Taha Ahmed Khan
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