Liverpool reportedly want to retain wantaway forward Divock Origi until the summer despite interest high in courting away the Belgian from Anfield.
Origi has been eyed up by a host of clubs across Europe with the onset of the winter transfer window amid the speculation growing that the player is seeking a move elsewhere to get a much-needed career lifeline.
Liverpool are not planning to sell Divock Origi in January despite approaches from Serie A and Bundesliga clubs. No negotiation for Luís Diaz with FC Porto – Origi will be needed and Klopp asked him to stay until June, as things stand. 🔴 #LFC
— Fabrizio Romano (@FabrizioRomano) January 8, 2022
His fall down the pecking order in the Liverpool camp has meant sparse first-team football for the Merseysiders but Jurgen Klopp is not expected to part ways with his striker midway through the campaign, according to claims from Fabrizio Romano.
The Italian journalist has sounded out that Origi remains crucial to Klopp who has lost both Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane, Liverpool’s attacking mainstays, to the Africa Cup of Nations which is now underway in Cameroon.
Juventus, AC Milan and Atalanta are some of the Italian top flight clubs who have been credited with a strong interest in the Liverpool man Origi with Newcastle United leading the race amongst Premier League’s outfits.
