With Luis Suarez signing a new deal and Fabio Borini coming in from AS Roma, Carroll has played a minimal role under new Liverpool boss Brendan Rodgers and his most recent comments about Andy being third choice aren’t going to encourage him to stick around despite wanting to fight for his Anfield future. West Ham has agreed to pay £1mil of Carroll’s wages during the loan spell and, if they avoid relegation, to purchase the striker for £17mil. Adam Morgan will be starting up top when Liverpool face Hearts within the next few hours as Carroll ponders a move to London.
