At Liverpool he was earning 10 million but now look at Sturridge's new job where he will earn just one million

Not even two years after hanging up his boots and taking the decision to retire from playing, Daniel Sturridge is still involved in Premier League football, but not in the same way as before, and now the former England striker will, like many sportsmen, take the microphone to be part of the commentary of some matches.

Curiously this English net breaker will have his great debut in the microphones of Sky Sports for the match between Liverpool and Chelsea in this day 1 that will be lived at Stamford Bridge, making it known the Twitter account of Anfield Edition who in addition to the announcement congratulated the former Reds footballer who is undoubtedly remembered with some esteem for his work done in his time as an element of the Reds.

It will be interesting to know the opinions of a former player who knows what it means to be a Reds player in recent years, and that is that his stay of 7 seasons between 2012 and 2018 give him the credibility to comment on qualities and defects of a squad that still has familiar faces for Daniel, being his specialty the last area of the field where there will surely be comments of all kinds for the player who plays as a starter in the front.

<strong>Reds mortified by criticism</strong>

Although it is not clear what comments Daniel will have for specific players and for the whole team, the Reds have long been hurt by comments from former players who do not forgive any failure during matches, even with legends of the institution such as Jamie Carragher who has more criticism than praise for his institution, this man being one of the strongest rivals that Jurgen Klopp has.