Morrison played for Crystal Palace but is a Tottenham Hotspur supporter.
Clinton Morrison wants Daniel Sturridge to join one of his former clubs, Crystal Palace, after his release by Liverpool on Tuesday.
Sturridge leaves Anfield after six-and-a-half-years, 160 appearances, 68 goals and 26 assists.
And before his injuries, he was the best English striker around – even better than Tottenham Hotspur’s Harry Kane – in Morrison’s opinion.
Speaking to Talksport earlier, however, the Crystal Palace favourite advised against a move to his own beloved Tottenham.
“What he’s got to realise is that at Tottenham Kane will always play,” he said.
“For me, I think he’d be a great addition for most Premier League teams outside top three or four.
“I don’t think he’s money-orientated. He never looks happy on the bench.
“He’ll want to go to a club where he’s playing week-in week-out, someone like Crystal Palace.
“I’d love my old club Palace to get him because I think, in front of goal, he is one of the most natural.”
Crystal Palace have seen Michy Batshuayi return to Chelsea at the end of a half-season loan spell, and are being tipped to sell Sturridge’s former Liverpool colleague, Christian Benteke, creating a vacancy in the England international’s position.
But Morrison also believes that a move to Leicester City, to play for the man who brought him to Anfield, Brendan Rodgers, “could be a good shout” for Sturridge.
One place the 29-year-old is unlikely to go, however, is Rangers, according to the Irishman.
That is despite the presence of another ex-Red, Steven Gerrard, at Ibrox.
“I think Sturridge will want to stay in the Premier League,” Morrison said. “That’s not being disrespectful to the Scottish Premiership, I think he’s still a Premier League player.
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