The Liverpool striker has been linked with a loan move to West Ham United.
West Ham United are determined to bolster their attacking options before the transfer window closes next month and Liverpool’s Daniel Sturridge has emerged as a potential solution to that problem.
As reported by The Sun, West Ham, who are in the midst of an injury crisis at present, are interested in taking Sturridge on loan.
Sturridge has endured much misfortune with injuries in recent seasons but has also often been unable to command a regular place in the starting line up under Jurgen Klopp when he has been fit.
The 28-year-old would surely relish the opportunity to play regularly in the Premier League as he looks to ensure that he earns a place in the England squad for the World Cup in Russia this summer.
Sturridge has scored 64 goals in 133 games for Liverpool and could help West Ham greatly in their quest to avoid relegation.
West Ham are currently without Andy Carroll, Andre Ayew and Diafra Sakho owing to injuries, while there remains uncertainty regarding the future of Javier Hernandez.
Bringing in a new striker is a priority for West Ham and signing Sturridge on loan is a deal that could work well for all parties.
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