Divock Origi

Divock Origi is departing Liverpool at the expiry of his contract this summer and received a stirring reception from fans during a post-match presentation ...

"For me, he will always be a Liverpool legend and it has been a joy to work with him. He leaves Liverpool with a glut of winners' medals but will hope to earn more minutes wherever he ends up. He emerged from the tunnel to a guard of honour from his teammates while carrying the FA Cup Liverpool won earlier in May.

A minor muscle injury meant Origi was left to watch the final Premier League game of the season behind the bench, but he was not to leave Anfield without a ...

As Origi made his way down the guard of honour, Liverpool fans unfurled a banner on the Kop that will be all too familiar, ‘Football Without Origi is Nothing’. And at the conclusion of the 3-1 win over Wolves, Origi was presented with a Champions Wall plaque, having contributed to the incredible success under Klopp so far, and a signed photo collage signed by his teammates. Divock Origi will leave Liverpool this summer after eight years at the club and he was given a guard of honour by his teammates as Anfield paid its own tribute to the Reds’ cult hero.

Divock Origi is leaving Liverpool at the end of the season once his contract expires and the Belgian striker, who will go down as an Anfield legend, ...

“He will go down in history. He’s also got a few goals against local rivals Everton, including a few late winners. Origi joined Liverpool from Lille in 2015 and was a bench player for the most part, but also scored some of the biggest goals in the history of the club in his 175 appearances.

Mohamed Salah, meanwhile, returned to the bench in a promising sign ahead of next weekend's Champions League final with Real Madrid. Salah was forced off ...

The 27-year-old, a cult-hero amongst supporters, will leave the club at the end of his contract next month and is widely expected to join AC Milan on a free transfer. While Jurgen Klopp had talked up the Belgian in the build-up to Sunday’s Premier League finale at home to Wolves, Origi missed out due to a minor muscle injury. iverpool striker Divock Origi was denied a farewell to the club’s supporters at Anfield.

Divock Origi was handed a warm farewell at Anfield with a guard of honour in respect of his achievements at Liverpool Football Club over the years.

Guard of honour for Divock Origi and a thunderous farewell from an appreciative Anfield. What a fella#LFC pic.twitter.com/TQcm4rIpP7 Divock Origi was handed a warm farewell at Anfield with a guard of honour in respect of his achievements at Liverpool Football Club over the years. The Belgian international is set to join AC Milan on a free transfer, with the Italians capitalising on the striker’s expiring contract.

Jurgen Klopp has confirmed his Liverpool team news and line-up to face Wolverhampton Wanderers in the Premier League.

The Belgian has made his last Premier League appearance for the Reds ahead of a summer move away from Meseyside. There's no place for Fabinho in the match-day squad as he continues his efforts to be fit for the Champions League final against Real Madrid next week in Paris and Jordan Henderson captains the side in midfield alongside Thiago Alcantara and Naby Keita. Mane and Diaz both sat out the win at St Mary's after their efforts at Wembley a few days earlier but return to the lineup as Liverpool go in search of a domestic treble this afternoon.

Divock Origi paid an emotional tribute to Liverpool as his time with the club draws to a close, having been given a guard of honour by his team-mates at ...

Being able to support the first team has been my thing. I feel like my purpose is done here at Liverpool.” I’ll be back.” “It’s really part of who I am. For sure I’ll be back. It’s been a joy.

Where do you genuinely even begin? The man the myth the legend that is Divock Origi will be leaving Liverpool to join AC Milan, Jurgen Klopp has ...

He got the comeback started with his deadly poacher instincts and it was only right that he was the one to round it off with one of the most quite literal unbelievable goals of all time. Most importantly he was in the right place at the right time when Jordan Pickford made one of the biggest howlers in Premier League history. At the time it was even a shock that he was named on the bench, near enough every supporter thought his time was up at the club. He had to have his inevitable last gasp winner, he has it every season and this one was one of the most vital goals as it kept all of Liverpool's momentum up when it looked like they might lose it all in a key part of the season. This was his first appearance of the season in the 14th league game after a poor season out on loan at Wolfsburg. It is such a sad moment as he is one of the most loved Liverpool players probably ever, I don't think that is too much of a stretch to say.

Jurgen Klopp confirmed Divock Origi's status ahead of the Champions League final. The Belgian is carrying an injury.

Origi is Liverpool’s go-to in big-match moments – be it a Champions League final or a Merseyside derby. Liverpool’s attention firmly turns towards the UEFA Champions League final now. His status for Saturday’s, however, looked up in the air after he didn’t make Liverpool’s squad against Wolves on Sunday.

Origi suffered a muscle injury in training the day before the Wolves match, while Thiago likely pulled a muscle during the game itself.

Fabinho is expected to start training with the team this weeke ahead of the final. He was outside with the families, had his little girl on his shoulders, so he could walk, that’s obviously a good sign. They also may have lost one of their key players for the Champions League final.

DIVOCK ORIGI said his farewell to the Anfield crowd on Sunday.

It is something that just goes beyond words and something I will keep with me for the rest of my life. “There has been a lot [of moments], and still hopefully more to come as a team. Unbelievable years I have had here, to be able to soak this in with all the fans.

“Honestly, I feel honoured. It was an honour to be able to play here in Anfield with teammates, with staff (and) with the fans – it's been an honour. I've been ...

It was an honour to be able to play here in Anfield with teammates, with staff (and) with the fans – it’s been an honour. His scholarship programme with Liverpool University just proves how much he loves the place and the people. “I know that this club will continue to be the special club that it is.