Liverpool striker Daniel Sturridge suggests that he is simply enjoying his football right now, as he enters a crucial year.

Sturridge is out of contract when the current campaign runs out.

The 29-year-old has been a Liverpool player since January 2013, playing roughly 150 games for the club.

But he is not concerned about the future, as he wants to focus on performing right now.

He said to Liverpool's official website: "I'm feeling great [and am] looking forward to contributing to the team.

"I'm feeling amazing so I can't really complain, I can have no complaints. I'm just excited for the next month coming up and hopefully we can get some good results in that month.

"Whatever the manager feels is best for the team [is best]. Whoever's the right players to play, [we] will push ourselves to the limit. We've got a great squad so you've just got to be ready to give your all, give your everything, to push yourself to the limit.

"Every game's important for this team, whether it's the cup, the league, the Champions League, whatever it is, every single game is just as important as each other.

"So, however many minutes you get, whether you're starting or you're coming off the bench, you want to support the team as best as possible and help them be successful."