Liverpool striker Divock Origi has set his sights on securing a regular place in the side after scoring in the 3-1 derby win over Everton on Saturday.
That was the Belgium international's first Premier League goal for three months, with Roberto Firmino preferred to Origi in attack, despite injuries to Daniel Sturridge and Danny Ings.
Having scored in the FA Cup, Origi ended his league drought with the vital third goal against Everton and is now aiming to contribute on a more regular basis.
"I am very ambitious and believe in my qualities and I am ready to do whatever but you have to show everything on the pitch and you have to respect the decision of the coach," Origi said.
"I think as a striker you always want to score so I am happy but I wouldn't say a weight has been lifted.
"I am very happy to score but it motivates me to do even more.
"I don't think there is anything to prove for myself. I set the bar high, I am very ambitious and I want to play a big part in this team.
"I have to play with my qualities. The manager knows my qualities so it is for me to just stay calm and stay cool in the head.
"The manager has different choices with me, Daniel and Firmino. The main thing for me is that I can be an option and it is up to the manager to choose.
"I feel very ready, I feel good and fit. I feel even better than last year so for me it is giving everything every minute I can get."
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