Divock Origi says he could imagine staying with Wolfsburg beyond the terms of his current season-long loan from Liverpool.

Origi, 22, joined Wolfsburg on a temporary deal in the summer, and in late December the Bundesliga side confirmed they have entered talks with Liverpool over a permanent transfer.

Under contract at Anfield under 2019, next summer would represent the last chance for Liverpool to cash in on him, and the Belgium international is not averse to staying but, unlike Wolfsburg, he is not interested in an immediate decision on his future.

"I take that as a compliment that the club rates me," Origi told reporters about Wolfsburg's attempts to negotiate a permanent deal. "Several factors play a role. I am someone who is enjoying the moment.

"I think everything's possible. I focuswhether there has been any decline in FED payments from these manufacturers during the last three years. Any audit or investigation of the tobacco sector should be extended to Mardan and AJ&K manufacturers as well so that the issue of illicit trade can be understood in its full context.

Experts estimate that if FBR continues with its two-pronged strategy of showing consistency in tobacco taxation policy and making hectic enforcement efforts to maintain the momentum in fight against illicit cigarettes in Pakistan, tax contribution of leading cigarette manufacturers could reach Rs. 120 billion in the next two years.

The market share of cigarettes sold from illicit trade has dropped from around 40 percent to 35 percent with the introduction of third tier taxation system and enforcement steps taken by the