Luis Suarez has pledged to give everything for Liverpool just two months after he appeared determined to leave the club.
The striker made his long-awaited return from a 10-match ban for biting Branislav Ivanovic, but he looked understandably rusty in the 1-0 Capital One Cup defeat to Manchester United.
But Suarez looked fully committed on the pitch in contrast to his attitude last month, when Arsenal attempted to trigger a release clause in his contract with an audacious bid of £40,000,001.
Suarez then appeared at loggerheads with manager Brendan Rodgers, who he claimed reneged on a deal to allow him to leave for a side in the Champions League.
But Liverpool managed to keep hold of their star striker until the transfer window closed, and Suarez now insists he is fully committed to helping the Anfield club challenge for silverware.
Suarez told liverpoolfc.com: "The result is not good because we lost but the feeling is good because we played very well, we created chances and we missed.
"I know it was a difficult moment but for myself and for the team it's very important I'm back because I can help the team and [being] off the pitch I can't.
"We'll keep going for the week and for the next game.
"All the time I try my best on the pitch. I'm here to help the team and help Liverpool and I'll try my best."
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