Fabio Borini

[el matador]

I'm not sure how he'd fit in with our style of play.

Borini is more an off-the ball type of player, making runs, occasional touches with the ball. We rely on having the ball often, and using our pace and skill.

I'd sell if we received a good offer.

I agree. I think borinis done well this season but I still don't think hes good enough for us.

If Sunderland pay 8m plus We get 50 percent of any sell on fee they get above 8m I would take it.

[Mostar]

Miles better than Aspas

I would take him back but the issue might be how much time he is prepared to stay on the bench.

He will get game time when we are involved in 4 competitions although will have to accept that in the big games when everyone is fit he will be out of the team.

He is but the question is if that is still good enough for us.

Also even bigger question is if he'll be willing to accept much more limited role with us especially after playing regularly for Sunderland.

Personally I'd sell as his value went up and imo it'd be a good time to cash in and get a different type of a striker.

[Mostar]

Anyone got a link to the goal? Im looking at you Mo

https://v.cdn.vine.co/r/videos/E33B4DD45F1075908578692698112_10ed563d617.3.2.mp4?versionId=01HPWLzMLinQiyIdNQ.xNMwCRe8hoSMq

[Patricks_Berger]

Gonna stick my neck out... Borini will be a limited success at LFC next season to the extent that he proves all you doubters wrong.

[EwarWoo]

Gonna stick my neck out... Borini will be a limited success at LFC next season

Don't stick it out too far mind.

[vlahka]

He'll definitely have limited success.

[kev776]

Use him in exchange for one of our targets.

[McDermotX]

Borini played a key role in securing Sunderland's Premier League survival, scoring nine goals in 39 appearances and now the former Roma man is waiting to see if he will be in Liverpool's plans next season.

"Liverpool need a bigger squad because you can't play four competitions with the same 11 players," Borini told the Daily Mirror. "But it is now down to the Liverpool point of view and their sporting director. It is not down to my words.

"It depends on what Liverpool say. I can say anything definite now because anything is possible. There is a World Cup coming up so a lot depends on the national team and whether I am selected, then see what is happening."

Borini believes he has proved he can be a success in the Premier League after failing to hit the heights at Liverpool following his big-money arrival from Roma.

"It has been a great season," added Borini. "I've had 39 appearances after a year when I was injured.

"It was a hard season and the hardest I've ever had because we have been constantly fighting, but this builds your character.

"It makes you a lot stronger. You learn how to suffer and how to get out of hard situations and that builds you and gets you ready for anything.

"I have always thought I was a Premier League player. Liverpool wouldn't have bought me otherwise. The injuries I could not control. This season I was injury free and I've showed I can play."

Interesting the comments about national team selection. Probably figures his more consistent match day inclusion with Sunderland will be a factor in where he sees himself going forward.

[Pablo]

Gonna stick my neck out... Borini will be a limited success at LFC next season to the extent that he proves all you doubters wrong.

A limited success Wow, you've really gone out on a limb there dude

[EwarWoo]

you've really gone out on a limb there dude

In this case the limb is a leg.

[Roboklopp]

Don't stick it out too far mind.

[Patricks_Berger]

Don't stick it out too far mind.

Sound advice

[Daffy Duck]

Nice goal, definitely think he should be in the squad for next season.

[RichC]

Yup good finish that and he would add some much needed squad depth and a 3rd choice striker happy to play a bit part (dependent on injuries) to Suarez and Sturridge.

[Shaggy]

Agreed, happy to take him back.