Report: Fenerbache lead race for Origi signature 

I can understand the possibility of letting Origi go but where is the cover for our front three if he does? The bluenoses are right,we've increased our PEDs to avoid injuries to our forwards.

3 hours ago, VladimirIlyich said:

I can understand the possibility of letting Origi go but where is the cover for our front three if he does? The bluenoses are right,we've increased our PEDs to avoid injuries to our forwards.

Same place it is if he stays, non existent.

With respect to Origi, it's not much of a race.

He deserves to be at a club where he starts week in week out. there is talent there for sure, unfortunately not enough to be a regular for us. 

If we let him go without decent cover though we are fucking stupid

There's a race!! Surely to christ he is worth a bit more than £14m...

1 minute ago, Nolongerathletic said:

There's a race!! Surely to christ he is worth a bit more than £14m...

Probably a loan fee of £4m or so on top. 

2 minutes ago, aws said:

Probably a loan fee of £4m or so on top. 

Bring back Bournemouth! 

Click bait article... Fenerbahce have already bought 2 strikers replacing the 2 who left. Shouldn't we stop creating new threads for articles out of the daily mirror and it's likes?

No way we’ll let him go for £14m. They’ll have to up that to at least £20m plus the loan fee.

After the Karius debacles(no,I mean him not getting paid not his performances)who would choose to go and play in Turkey at the present time?

3 hours ago, VladimirIlyich said:

After the Karius debacles(no,I mean him not getting paid not his performances)who would choose to go and play in Turkey at the present time?

The same folks that went before - those with no other choice.

On 15/09/2020 at 04:50, TLW said:

Turkish club Fenerbache are leading a long list of clubs in acquiring the services of striker Divock Origi according to reports.

The Mirror reports that a number of Premier League clubs including Aston Villa, Newcastle, Brighton and Fulham have registered an interest, but according to Turkish journalist Ekrem Konor, Fenerbache have made direct enquiries with the Reds.

The club is said to be open to letting the Belgian striker leave providing the Turkish giants pay a loan fee which will include a obligation to buy clause and Konor said the fee stipulated by Liverpool is around £14 million.

 

Origi has come to the period of his career where some defining decisions have to be made.

As someone who has got a contract with the Reds until 2024, the striker who has made 140 appearances in his five seasons at the club is well within his rights to see that out.

But he will do so in the knowledge that he will be in the backup role to the current front three and regular first team minutes will be at a premium.

Therefore, Origi who is still only 25 may look to greener pastures where having learnt from the best, can take it upon his shoulders to be the leader of the front line.

Whatever happens from this moment, Origi will comfortably sit in the category of Liverpool cult heroes having played a major role in getting a undermanned Liverpool side past Barcelona in the iconic Champions League semi final last season and then scoring in the final against Tottenham.



 

 

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Negged.

14 mil? 

Ollie Watkins was 28 mil plus add ons?