Saido Berahino has refused to rule out a move away from West Brom amidst reported interest from Liverpool.

The Reds are believed to be interested in acquiring the 21-year-old, who has enjoyed a stunning season to date, netting 13 goals in 24 appearances in all competitions, including a strike against Hull City on Saturday. 

And the England U21 striker has made no effort to play down the speculation, despite admitting that he is enjoying his time at the Hawthorns.

"I'm playing, I can't complain," he told reporters. "I'm starting to score goals again, which I'm enjoying. That's as far as it goes.

"Obviously I've got big ambitions, but at the moment I'm a West Brom player and I'm enjoying my football.

"There are always rumours going around, but I can't control anything. The only thing I can control is what I do on the field."

Manager Tony Pulis has previously spoken of his desire to retain Berahino's services, but he concedes that a huge bid would see the Baggies do business.

"You can't say no because if someone comes in with an absolutely stupid offer then you look ridiculous by saying no," Pulis said. "But I'd absolutely delighted if the kid stays.

"What we need to do is to add to that position and three or four other positions, to have a real run at staying at this league."

Source: Goal.com