The 25-year-old was one of Liverpool’s primary targets last summer but the Reds lost out to Dortmund, who snapped up his services for a fee of £24.4m.
While Liverpool have flourished despite failing to land the former Shakhtar Donetsk man, Mkhitaryan says he could one day end up at Anfield – although he insists he is perfectly happy at Dortmund.
He told Sport-Express.ru: “Of course I know how much Liverpool wanted me, but what happened, happened. I’m now in Dortmund and very happy and proud about it.
“Can I see myself at Liverpool in the future? You know that it doesn’t depend entirely on me. But this is life and everything is possible.
“Would I want to play in England at some point? Bundesliga is not a worse league than the Premier League. That’s for sure.”
Mkhitaryan, who is under contract until 2017, scored a record-breaking tally of 25 goals in the Ukrainian league in his final season at Shakhtar, while he has already scored nine goals in all competitions for Dortmund this term.
Written by Steve Milne
