Why always me?

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Raheem Sterling dan Rickie Lambert masing- masing melakukan 1 assist pagi tadi sekaligus membantu England menewaskan Switzerland 2-0 hasil jaringan Danny Welbeck (2 gol).









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Fabio Borini explains “stormy” summer transfer window

Fabio Borini says his ambition throughout this summer’s transfer window was always to remain a Liverpool player.

• Fabio Borini: What Next for the Liverpool Striker?

The 23-year-old striker was the subject of much speculation regarding his future after returning from a season-long loan spell at Sunderland.

Liverpool accepted a £14 million offer for Borini from the Black Cats in July and a transfer deadline day bid from Queens Parks Rangers earlier this month.

However, Borini explained it was always his intention to remain at Anfield, continue his development as a player and fight for his place in Brendan Rodgers‘ squad.

“The transfer market has been like a storm,” he told gianlucadimarzio.com, with quotes translated by ESPN. “Now that it’s over, I have no problems.

“This summer there has been many rumours. My wish is to play in a top club and Liverpool are a top club so there have never been any real problems. I know my aims and how I can achieve them.

“Staying at Liverpool is one of them. I’m in a big side who try to win each competition. And that is where I want to be.”

Borini was Rodgers’ first signing as Liverpool manager, completing a switch from AS Roma in 2012. Inter Milan were linked with taking him back to his homeland this summer, but Borini insists a return to Italy was never on the cards.

“There was no thought of whether to come back [to Italy] or not,” he added. “Because I grew in England I don’t think of it as to come back home, there isn’t a thought of it.”

Borini appears to be Rodgers’ fourth choice striker, behind Daniel Sturridge, Mario Balotelli and Rickie Lambert, however an injury to Sturridge in England training last week could let Borini back into the matchday squad during his potential absence.

• Daniel Sturridge injury could mean a change back to 4-3-3 for Liverpool

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Transfer news: Fabio Borini admits staying with Liverpool was main aim

Fabio Borini insists a return to Italy was never on the cards this summer, saying a stay at Liverpool was his main aim.

The Liverpool striker was linked with numerous clubs throughout the window with Premier League rivals Sunderland and Queens Park Rangers both eager to secure the services of the 23-year-old.

However, Borini remained on the books at Liverpool and the one-cap Italy international insists a stay at Anfield was always his preference.

Since joining Chelsea’s youth system from the Bologna academy in 2007, Bentivoglio-born Borini made a season-long return to Italy with a loan spell at Roma before joining Liverpool in 2012.

"There is no thought of whether to come back or not,” he told Gianlucadunarzio.com.

“Because I grew in England I don't think of it as to come back home, there isn't a thought of it.”

Borini spent the 2013-14 season on loan with Sunderland, scoring seven goals in 32 appearances for the Black Cats, who were eager to make his move to the Stadium of Light permanent.

Following the close of the summer transfer window on September 1, Borini admitted it was a turbulent time but claims he is settled at Anfield.

"The transfer market has been like a storm,” he claimed. “Now that it's over, I have no problems.

“This summer there has been many rumours. My wish is to play in a top club and Liverpool are a top club so there have never been any real problems. I know my aims and how I can achieve them.

"Staying at Liverpool is one of them. I'm in a big side who try to win each competition. And that is where I want to be.”

Although Liverpool lost top goalscorer Luis Suarez to Barcelona during the summer, Brendan Rodgers has brought strikers Rickie Lambert and Mario Ballotelli to join England frontman Daniel Sturridge.

Despite the wealth of talent in the Anfield dressing room, Borini believes he still has a role to play for Liverpool.

"I stayed because I think I am able to play here," he added.

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