France international Mamadou Sakho denied suggestions he was considering leaving Liverpool in the off-season.
Sakho, 25, joined Brendan Rodgers' team from Paris Saint-Germain in 2013 in a £15million deal, but is yet to impress regularly.
Despite that, Sakho - who is with the national team preparing for a friendly against Albania on Saturday - said he was keen to prove himself in the Premier League.
"Not at all, I feel good at Liverpool, I play," he said when asked if he was considering leaving Liverpool.
"Yes, I had many physical problems this season, but I'm fit, I have my spot, and I produced good performances despite everything.
"I like Liverpool, next season I'll still be a Red, because I still have to prove many things over there.
"I like the club, it's a young and skilled team. I hope to achieve great things with this club."
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