Former Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge has provided an update on his potential return to professional football.
The ex-Reds striker has been without a club since March 2020 when he had his contract at Trabzonspor terminated.
Sturridge moved to Anfield from Chelsea in January 2013, and went on to spend six-and-a-half years with the club during which time he scored 68 goals in 160 appearances.
Since leaving Liverpool in 2019, the 32-year-old had a brief spell in Turkey but is now currently a free agent.
The most recent update from Sturridge came earlier in the summer, where he went on a trial with Spanish club Real Mallorca, and it appears that he has finally got some minutes under his belt.
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Posting an update on Twitter, Sturridge says that he managed to play in a behind closed doors game, where he found the back of the net.
“No better feeling than scoring goals,” wrote Sturridge on Twitter.
“Even in behind closed doors games like I played today, when I scored it felt amazing.
“Feeling sharper and sharper as the days go by.
“Can’t wait to play a proper game whenever the day comes and show the world my talents. God is good.”
