Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is happy with the progress of Divock Origi.

Klopp, however, admits the striker is out of sorts at the moment.

He said: "Physically, he has made another step, so that's good. He is still a young boy but on the other side, there's no rhythm at the moment, as you can see. He came in in both games but it was a little bit late and, especially at Burnley, it was a hectic game.

"It could have been a game for a striker where you come in and score immediately but it was clear we could play another 20 hours and not score a goal on this day. He made another few steps in the right direction and now it's about gaining the rhythm to find the easy way to play football.

"He's not a very experienced player, even though he has now had a few good games, but he needs still to sort all his skills - because he is so skilled - so that he can use the right skill in the right moment. It's good to work together with him."