Daniel Sturridge is prepared to leave Liverpool and continue his career elsewhere with West Ham and Stoke both interested in signing him, according to the Mirror.
In recent times, Sturridge has fallen down the pecking order at Anfield under Jurgen Klopp because he feels the striker isn’t necessarily the best fit for his system.
The likes of Roberto Firmino and Divock Origi are preferred on a weekly basis to Sturridge who’s only goals this term have come in the EFL Cup.
Sturridge has accepted the fact that he will not play regular football at Liverpool and is ready to leave the club when the January transfer window opens up.
Both West Ham and Stoke are amongst interested parties and are willing to match his £120k-a-week wages to seal the move. Liverpool are demanding around £28m for the striker.
Over the years, Sturridge has proven he is a natural and consistent goalscorer in the Premier League but questions remain over his fitness and whether his body can cope with a 38-game season.
Nevertheless, West Ham are in desperate need for a striker and should Sturridge be available need to go an make a move to sign him.
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