Corner taken quickly. ORIGIII!

Those words will live long in the memories of football fans and Liverpool die hard. Origi provided the world with a moment that no one will deny was iconic and historic in every way.

Now, sadly the man who provided the world with that moment calls quit his Anfield time. And the Reds legend bids his farewell to the club as he sets to depart for the San Siro come next season.

Divock Origi has admitted in an interview, spoke of his experiences as a Liverpool player will remain very dear and special to him for the rest of his life.

The Belgian forward was at Anfield for one final time on Sunday afternoon as the Reds battled Wolves in the final day fixture, though was restricted to being a spectator after picking up a muscle injury in training.

Despite that, Origi was on hand to be given a guard of honour by the the team after full-time whistle.

After an 8 year stint at the club after arriving from Lille in 2014, the 27-year-old departs on a free transfer this summer, holding his head high.

After providing fans with countless unforgettable moments in a Liverpool shirt with moments that came from his clutch but most important goals, the fans release a banner reading ‘Football without Origi is nothing’ at the Kop as the forward made his way out of the players’ tunnel making it clear how well-respected he is among the fan base.

Reflecting on his career at the club after the Reds’ win over Wolves, Origi told Sky Sports in post match interview:

“It’s an unbelievable club. It goes beyond what I could expect. When you experience it, that’s when you realise how big this club is, how unbelievable the people are, the atmosphere and the Champions League nights, going to AXA Training Centre, the people and the players. It has been a joy.

“When I signed, I knew it was a special club. Someone told me ‘Divock, it is a special club but you have to experience it’. It’s like being at Anfield, you need to experience it. It is something I will keep with me for the rest of my life.

“I am always trying to put the team first and trying to be the best Divock I can be. I try to help the team as much as I can and trust the coach will make the right decisions. I want to be on the pitch every single minute but, even more than that, I want to win. We have an unbelievable group and we achieved so many great things. Hopefully there is one more important game where we can achieve a little bit more.”

“We can be very proud and take this experience and, as a team, keep building on it. We want to finish off the season on a very big high,” Origi added.

Truly, Football without Origi is nothing as it is with Origi. AC Milan will sure have in its rank a world class player.