Adam Lallana has revealed his happiness at Liverpool and says he wants to stay at the European champions.
The England international has been somewhat of a forgotten man at Anfield after an injury-plagued spell, with the midfielder restricted to just six starts in all competitions last season.
Despite having suffered a frustrating period, Lallana says he is ready to contribute for Jurgen Klopp’s side next season.
“I’ve got a year left on my contract,” Lallana told the Liverpool Echo.
”I’ll be back, I’ll be training through the summer. I am as eager as ever to get fit because I know when I’m fit I’ve got a lot to give and I can get in this team.”
Speculation had emerged that the 31-year-old’s five-year spell on Merseyside could come to an end, with former club Southampton believed to be interested in a deal to take Lallana back to the South Coast.
When asked whether he would remain at the club, Lallana reiterated he had no desire for an exit this summer.
“Yeah. Absolutely no question about it. I couldn’t be happier here, winning Champions Leagues.”
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