The Ukraine international has revealed he did not play as much as he would have liked for the Reds in his debut season, but says he is now settled in England and determined to prove himself to the supporters.

He told the club's official website: "When I first arrived here I didn't find it easy because I'd lived in Germany for 12 years.

"I didn't know the language but I'm gradually getting there. My wife had a baby here and, thank god, everything was okay. So I am getting more and more used to life here every day.

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"We are feeling much better than six or seven months ago. When we have time we go into town. We like it here and don't have any problems with life in England or the town - except for the weather!"

Voronin thinks he made a positive start to his career at Anfield, but knows that injury problems and the language barrier restricted the impact he made.

"I think I started not bad," he said. "I played a lot at the beginning and scored a few goals. Obviously the injury was a setback. There are a lot of good players here. It's competitive, so it's difficult to get straight back into the team after an injury.

"I'll do my best next season and hopefully I can help the team. I think I still have a lot to show the fans."

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