Liverpool's on-loan winger Victor Moses has insisted he's doing a professional job to help the Reds claim Premier League glory.
The Nigeria international has spent the season on-loan at Liverpool from title-rivals Chelsea.
But Moses says he has no split loyalties and will do everything in his power to help his adopted club end their 24-year wait for the top-flight title.
Moses said: "Everyone's ready to go because we know how important the last four games are for us. We just need to win as many games as we can to win the Premier League.
"I can't say it's in the bag but with the kind of players we've got, we're just going to work hard together as a team and hope for the best at the end of the season.
"We're all gelling together and working hard as a team, which is the most important thing. In the training sessions, everyone is at it to make sure we win every single game.
"I'm a Chelsea player. I came to Liverpool to do a professional job for them but I'm going back to Chelsea at the end of the season to try and fight for my spot."
Meanwhile, there are also reports claiming Liverpool are interested in negotiating a permanent deal for Moses.
Moses has had a mix start to life on Merseyside, scoring the opening goal in Liverpool's 2-0 win over Bournemouth, after failing to score for Rodgers' side since the 2-2 draw at Swansea in September.
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