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It's been four long years since Divock Origi prevented Romelu Lukaku from competing in the World Cup World Cup, becoming the youngest World Cup scorer and trying to earn £ 10m his services. The striker is still only 23 years old and after a year of loan in Germany, boss Jurgen Klopp will give him the opportunity to impress this season.
Origi intends to seize the opportunity.
"I'm happy to be back, I feel a bit like I knew everything and I never left, so it was easier for me to get back in. I'm very happy," he said. said liverpoolfc.com.
After a glorious start Origi fought lending to Wolfsburg scoring only seven goals in 37 appearances, but the Reds believe that there were extenuating circumstances, playing under Three different managers, training and staff changing regularly around him and sometimes finding themselves apart.
"It was a time of learning for me," Origi said diplomatically.
"As a Team, we had a difficult season with a lot of changes, but we fought until the end, rest in the league.It was a bit of a change of scenario; many learned mentally and I have grown a lot.I think I came back more mature.
"On and off the field last season, I think I have grown a lot. I have tried to keep fit during the off season and now I am very excited for the new season.
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"I just have to keep focusing on the field and give it all, the next few weeks will show, the feet are talking on the pitch, so we'll see how it goes, I'm positive."
After a goal in a friendly match against Crystal Palace last summer in Hong Kong, Origi was a He replaced Wolfsburg in the Bundesliga as a late substitute on the first day of the season in Watford.
This summer, he hopes Jurgen Klopp will take back the interest he brought to his first pre-season friendlies. showed in him when he made 43 appearances in the 2016/17 season and scored 11 goals, including a five-goal spell in five successive appearances.
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