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Liverpool fans react to Wolves’ rumoured interest in Origi

Liverpool fans react to Wolves’ rumoured interest in Origi

Wolves have been linked with a move for Divock Origi, with freelance journalist Tim Nash confirming as much on Wolves Bite.

The Belgian was tipped to move to Molineux back in 2018, but he ended up staying put at Anfield, choosing not to join the Premier League club.

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He went on to enjoy a memorable 2018/19 campaign, scoring numerous key goals, including one against Tottenham in the Champions League final.

These Liverpool supporters are not amused by the rumours, urging Origi to stay put on Twitter.

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I think it is vital that Liverpool keep hold of Origi for the foreseeable future, considering what an important squad player he has become.

There was a time when I found him infuriating to watch, whether it be heavy touches or poor pieces of decision-making, but he is now a far more rounded footballer.

Origi’s ability to score big goals from the substitutes’ bench is almost unmatched at Anfield, bringing back memories of ‘Supersub’ David Fairclough.

Liverpool would do well to find a stronger backup who is willing to play a bit-part role and not start every week, behind a potent front-three.

While players such as Timo Werner and Jadon Sancho are linked, both would expect to play starring roles, in my opinion.

Losing Origi would be a big blow to the Reds and fans would clearly be sad to see him go, judging by the above reactions.

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