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Daniel Agger has revealed that he is still unsure about his Liverpool future.
The Danish defender is yet to feature for Brendan Rodgers this season after picking up a knee injury on the club's pre-season tour of the US.
Agger was appointed Liverpool's vice-captain last summer, but has since struggled to nail down a first team spot under Rodgers.
He told
Jyllands-Posten: 'The future is complicated.
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There are a few things that have to be sorted and we have to take it from there. I actually don’t know what will happen. It is a bit up to Liverpool.
'I have had niggling injuries at the wrong times and I have to say that it is difficult to change the team when it is winning.
'I am not frustrated by that. I am frustrated the way it happened and the way it was handled.”
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Liverpool striker Fabio Borini could be on his way back to Italy, after reports in his homeland confirmed AC Milan have made enquiries about the striker.
According to
Gazzetta dello Sport, Milan have made contact with the Reds over a possible loan deal for the 23-year-old.
The Rossoneri are in need of a striker after selling Mario Balotelli to Liverpool for £16million on Monday.
Milan's approach for Borini will interest Sunderland, who have been linked with the striker throughout the summer, after he spent last season on loan at the club.
Sunderland manager Gus Poyet has been frustrated by the delay on the deal's completion however, and said on Monday: ‘I think we’re getting close to a final decision either way because it’s been a bit too long.
Milan have approached Chelsea about Fernando Torres, but Borini would be a cheaper option
‘It’s time now that it’s a yes coming or a no as we need to move on.’
A loan deal is reportedly Borini's preference, which may mean he opts for AC Milan rather than a permanent move to Sunderland.
A deal for Borini to Milan could also have implications on the Italian side's interest in Chelsea striker Fernando Torres.
Milan have been in talks with Chelsea over a loan move for the Spaniard, but Gazzetta dello Sport claims the Italians see Borini as a cheaper alternative to Torres.
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QPR are in talks over a £1million deal for Liverpool defender Jack Robinson and are hopeful over reaching agreement with midfielder Lassana Diarra.
Robinson, 20, was a loan target for Championship sides but travelled to London for discussions on Monday night after Liverpool accepted QPR's offer.
Meanwhile, Liverpool midfielder Lucas Leiva will not be allowed to join Napoli on loan. Liverpool want an £8m permanent deal for the Brazilian but Napoli would prefer a loan with a view.
Liverpool are giving a trial to Israeli midfielder Michael Ohana, 18, from Ashdod while reserve striker Kristoffer Peterson is joining Utrecht.
