Daniel Sturridge is a real striker - klopp

Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp hailed
Daniel Sturridge after he set his side up for a 6-0
victory at Aston Villa in his first Premier League start
for the German.
England striker Sturridge started in the league for the
first time since October after a series of injury
setbacks and scored the opening goal in Liverpool's
rout of Villa on Sunday.
Now Klopp hopes for an injury-free run for the 26-
year-old, whose all-round game impressed his
manager more than his headed goal in the 16th
minute.
"Of course we need the goals of Daniel and he needs
the goals, that's clear," said Klopp.
"It's not a surprise that he scores goals, but it
surprised me how good he is with the team and his
movement. He is a real striker.
"It is good to see him fit and when he hides himself
on the pitch he is really difficult to defend against
because he is always somewhere and you don't know
his next move.
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"For us this is very important and changes a lot of
things of course, but we can only speak about this
when he is available.
"When he's not we cannot say, 'But with Daniel it
would have been different.' In this game it was
brilliant."