Sturridge can leave Liverpool for £15million

Liverpool will allow Daniel Sturridge to depart Anfield permanently this summer but will demand £15million for his services, according to the Telegraph.

The once prolific forward had been a peripheral figure under Jurgen Klopp and in January was handed a loan move to West Brom in a bid to strengthen his chances of a World Cup call-up.

Once again, however, injury intervened, and Sturridge was restricted to just six appearances at The Hawthorns.

It is understood that the Englishman is no longer part of Klopp’s plans and it seems almost inevitable that he will leave Liverpool in this window.

Sturridge has only one year left on his current contract and is unlikely to be offered a new deal.

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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND – Sunday, May 21, 2017: Liverpool’s Daniel Sturridge in action against Middlesbrough during the FA Premier League match at Anfield. (Pic by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)

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The Telegraph report that Sevilla have revived the interest they showed in January but suggest that Sturridge’s bumper £100,000 salary could prove a potential stumbling block.

They also suggest that there are suitors in Turkey, among whom are Fenerbache and Turkey.

Elsewhere, Paul Joyce of The Times suggests Danny Ings, who returned to the fold last season after a similar injury nightmare, could also be heading for the exit door. Crystal Palace are believed to have shown interest in the former Burnley man.

Joyce also identified out-of-favour Simon Mignolet as a likely departure.

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