Liverpool legend Robbie Fowler is hopeful that striker Luis Suarez will stay at Anfield for the foreseeable future, despite the Uruguayan's admission that he wants to leave the club.
Fowler, known as 'God' among Liverpool fans, thinks Suarez can win trophies on Merseyside should he commit his future to the club.
When asked if he thought Suarez would stay, Fowler said: ‘I hope so. Any side in the world with Suarez in it is a better team. I hope he stays at Liverpool for a long time - I want to see him win trophies there.'
Suarez's talent is undeniable and he was a major contender for the PFA Player of the Year and FWA Footballer of the Year awards, which were both won by Gareth Bale.
But the Uruguayan's football ability is often overshadowed by antics such as biting Branislav Ivanovic.
Fowler said: 'For me he (Suarez) was the Player of the Year. I think he was just more consistent. Gareth Bale and Robin van Persie were unbelievable last year but for me Suarez just edged them.
'All the best players have always had a little bit of an edge, and he has been on record numerous times saying he doesn’t help himself.'
Brendan Rodgers brought in Daniel Sturridge from Chelsea in January and he became an instant hit on Anfield.
Sturridge scored 11 goals for Liverpool in the second half of the season and Fowler said: 'He’s been brilliant.'
Fowler added: 'With Daniel there are always question marks about his attitude. He’s a young lad and he’s had X amount of clubs and that always worries you a bit, but he’s come in to Liverpool and fair play to him he’s been brilliant.’
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