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Publication date: Friday, October 30, 2020 9:18 AM
Divock Origi’s time as a Liverpool player could be coming to an end after a reliable source suggested two reasons why his time at Anfield could soon be over.
Origi has tried the Reds‘Senior backup of his famous three forwards in recent seasons. In fact, he cemented that role last season due to Xherdan Shaqiri’s injury struggles.
But nevertheless, Diogo JotaThe arrival of £ 41 million from Wolves has caused a change in the thinking of boss Jurgen Klopp. The Portuguese forward has already played eight games, scoring three goals at Anfield.
Origi, meanwhile, was not in the squad for Saturday’s clash with Sheffield United and has only served as the bench in the Premier League.
Reports in Belgium earlier this week stated that it is ‘very possible’ that the Belgium international it might go away when the transfer window is reopened.
What’s more, Klopp could choose to send Origi on loan, perhaps in an attempt to help him rediscover his form.
Now him Echo of Liverpool They have also suggested that Origi’s time at Anfield may be over.
His article states that the forward faces an important decision about his future with two factors that will likely lead him to an exit.
As Jota’s arrival further damaged his chances with the first team, the document points to an incident in the 1-0 Champions League win over Ajax.
During the game, Klopp decided to remove the three of Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino and Mo Salah.
However, instead of bringing Origi, Klopp turned to Shaqiri, Takumi Minamino, and Jota.
That left, according to the newspaper, Origi in the stands and seriously contemplating her future.
Also, with the European Championship scheduled for the end of the season, Origi needs minutes to secure her place in the Belgium team.
Roberto Martínez summoned Origi for the international matches in September.
However, he couldn’t have minutes under his belt in another indication that his star is fading.
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Klopp on Origi’s situation
Origi is a cult hero at Anfield. Belgium scored two goals in the memorable 4-0 Champions League semi-final over Barcelona in 2019. They also scored in the final 2-0 win over Totttenham.
But it seems that a move may be the best for all parties when the window opens in January.
Origi has started only once so far this season: against Lincoln in the Carabao Cup. However, it now appears that Origi is in the last days of her time in Liverpool.
Speaking after the 7-2 win, Klopp said: “In terms of individual performances, Div hadn’t played in a while. He did absolutely well. “
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