Liverpool attacker Divock Origi has made it clear he is not contemplating leaving Anfield in the January transfer window, but wants to fight for his place instead.
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Divock Origi vows to fight for Liverpool place
Divock Origi remains optimistic about his chances of becoming a key figure for Liverpool and is not interested in a transfer
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The Belgium international, 21, has been struggling to secure regular first-team action this campaign and has yet to start in the Premier League in 2016-17.
Nevertheless, he remains optimistic about his chances of winning over Jurgen Klopp.
"I want to play more, but the team is winning and you don't change a winning team," Origi told La Derniere Heure.
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"And we only play one game per week because we are not in Europe. But I remain confident.
"A transfer is not an option for me. I have told myself that I want to fight for my place in the team. I know that it will not be easy, but I will do everything within my powers.
"I am not asking myself too many questions, but I am just focusing on playing football. I work hard and I am convinced that will pay off. I am the type of person who gets stronger in difficult moments. I have to remain patient."
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