The France and Chelsea striker says that he does not
understand why the Reds backed out of a deal to sign him this summer and
accuses them of being "not very honest"
Chelsea striker Loic Remy has hit out at Liverpool after missing out on a move to Anfield during the summer.
The France international had agreed an €10 million (£8m) deal with Brendan Rodgers's side before the Reds pulled out of a move due to medical concerns.
Rodgers was quiet on the issue at the time, saying only that it had "happened before", while Remy's boss at the time, Harry Redknapp, insisted that he had passed a "stringent" medical before joining QPR.
The striker subsequently completed a move to Chelsea, signing a four-year deal with the Blues after they met his buyout clause.
Remy now says that he does not understand why Liverpool opted against signing him and is adamant that he has no concerns about his health.
"I did not understand Liverpool's decision," he told TF1's 'Telefoot'. "It was not very honest from their side.
"I was not scared. I know exactly what I have, I met all the specialists in the world. A lot of players share the same situation as mine and Liverpool know it."
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