Andrea Dossena has certainly been a positive influence for Liverpool. In two substitute appearances against Real Madrid and Manchester United, he scored two well-taken goals, making his presence known at the club after an anonymous beginning to his career in England following his transfer from Udinese.
"After a difficult start, now I am doing well here,” he told UEFA’s official website. “I will discuss my future with [manager Rafael] Benitez and with the club - then we'll see.
"My goals in Madrid and Manchester? They are just rewards for the sacrifices I made during a difficult first season. It has not been easy to get into this team. However, I always trained hard, even in difficult times."
Despite his willingness to stay on with the Reds, the 27-year-old would not rule out a return to Italy.
"I have a three year contract and I'm fine,” he said. “Of course, I think about my own country, you can never say never.”
Dossena will be hoping for a call from Italian national team coach Marcello Lippi as he aims to be included in the squad for their upcoming World Cup qualifiers at the end of the month.
"After a difficult start, now I am doing well here,” he told UEFA’s official website. “I will discuss my future with [manager Rafael] Benitez and with the club - then we'll see.
"My goals in Madrid and Manchester? They are just rewards for the sacrifices I made during a difficult first season. It has not been easy to get into this team. However, I always trained hard, even in difficult times."
Despite his willingness to stay on with the Reds, the 27-year-old would not rule out a return to Italy.
"I have a three year contract and I'm fine,” he said. “Of course, I think about my own country, you can never say never.”
Dossena will be hoping for a call from Italian national team coach Marcello Lippi as he aims to be included in the squad for their upcoming World Cup qualifiers at the end of the month.
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