The Dutch forward has spoken about his frustration about lack of first team football at Anfield.
While many have doubted his commitment to the club, Babel insists that the problems lie with manager Rafael Benitez
"I have tried to talk to the manager but it isn't of any use," he said. "I couldn't really do anything with the feedback Benitez gave me.
"His philosophy is simple - try your hardest in training and then your chance will come. But sometimes I wonder how long I can sustain it. Many players can play lots of bad matches and still keep their credits - I can't.
"Benitez is not a man who will give you his trust straightaway. Benitez is a manager who in certain situations can do exactly the opposite of what you expect several times.
"Every time me or my agent have a chat with him he stresses I can't leave and he believes in me.
"We have to trust he is telling the truth. Saying it is different to showing it. We have agreed to look at my situation during the winter break. If there's no improvement then, I have to be honest, I want to play somewhere else.
