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‘Sturridge’s time up at Anfield’
- Updated: December 15, 2016
Daniel Sturridge will have to leave Liverpool in the upcoming January transfer window in order to find first-team football, according to former Rangers forward Kris Boyd.
The England international has been plagued by injuries over the past two-and-a half years and is currently on the sidelines recovering from his latest complaint, a calf problem suffered in November.
In his absence, Belgium forward Divock Origi has taken on the goalscoring mantle for Liverpool and has not disappointed, netting five times in five matches, including one in Wednesday’s 3-0 win at Middlesbrough.
Sturridge has started just four times in the Premier League this season with manager Jurgen Klopp preferring to deploy Roberto Firmino in an advanced forward role, leaving Boyd in no doubt that the 27-year-old will be made surplus to requirements at Anfield in the new year.
“I don’t think there’s any question about how good Daniel Sturridge is as a player, but I think his time is up at Liverpool and he’ll have to move on to find regular football,” he told Premier League …