West Ham and Southampton are weighing up move for Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge in the January transfer window.
Liverpool have already sold Philippe Coutinho to Barcelona, and it seems Jurgen Klopp is ready to offload Sturridge, who has made only five Premier League starts this season.
Interestingly, Liverpool are reluctant to loan out Danny Ings, whose Anfield career has been blighted with injuries.
The report claims that West Ham and Southampton are both admirers of Sturridge, and are weighing up moves for the England international.
Liverpool are not prepared to allow both Ings and Sturridge to leave this month, as this will leave the Reds short of cover in attack.
Sturridge, who joined Liverpool in 2013 for a reported fee of £12m, according to the Guardian, has voiced his frustration often of not getting regular games, and a move away from Anfield could be vital to resurrect his career.
The 28-year-old has dropped down the pecking order at the club, and a move to West Ham will boost his chances of making the England World Cup squad.
David Moyes has Andy Carroll and Javier Hernandez in his squad, but he is still eager to bolster the attacking department.
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