Ex-Liverpool striker's contract with Trabzonspor terminated after just 8 months

Daniel Sturridge and Turkish club Trabzonspor have mutually agreed to shorten striker's contract from three-years to eight months. former Liverpool striker joined Turkish side in 2019 while being a free nt. Daniel Sturridge has made a total of 16 appearances for Trabzonspor and has scored seven goals during process. Trabzonspor have w decided to release striker for his clause but he won't be able to join any or side till summer transfer window opens. 

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However, Daniel Sturridge can move to Major League Soccer (MLS) as ir transfer window is scheduled to be open till May 5, 2020, so Sturridge to MLS can be a possibility. Sturridge was included in Trabzonspor's starting XI during ir clash against Besiktas. former Liverpool star only played for 55 minutes before he was subbed-off. However, reason behind this change in event is t yet confirmed. Trabzonspor released an official statement which stated:

' professional footballer contract signed between our company and our professional footballer Daniel Andre Sturridge, dated 21.08.2019 and ending 31.05.2021 has been mutually terminated. In accordance with termination agreement, football player gave up all his forward-looking rights and receivables.' 

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Daniel Sturridge's career

Daniel Sturridge rose from Manchester City's academy. He made 21 appearances for Man City between years 2006-2009 and scored five goals. Later, he was signed by Chelsea for a sum of £3.5million in 2009, where he made a total of 63 appearances. Daniel Sturridge became a Premier League star when he joined Liverpool in 2015. 30-year-old scored 50 goals in 116 appearances for Liverpool. Daniel Sturridge lost his spot with Liverpool with Jurgen Klopp's entry into club. 

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