Since the dismantling of the front three, Liverpool has acquired Luis Diaz, Darwin Nunez, and Cody Gakpo, but remains highly dependent on Egyptian winger Mohamed Salah.
Nevertheless, the team is undergoing a generational change for a new era, and has worked to revamp its midfielders. The next point of reinforcement will focus on center backs to reduce the burden on Joe Gomez, as Joel Matip has been out for a long time and Kostas Tsimikas is also confirmed to be out.
According to TuttoJuve, Liverpool are also looking to strengthen their front line and continue to show interest in Juventus forward Federico Chiesa, who has been rumored to be in the mix for some time. Arsenal, Newcastle, and Tottenham, also in the Premier League, are also on the list.
Some reports suggest that as much as €80 million would be needed to make the transfer happen, and the acquisition of the Italian national team regular winger could be a difficult negotiation for the English club, which is richer than the other leagues.
The forward, who has scored five goals in 15 games for Juventus this season, has also scored seven goals in 44 games for the national team. He was impressive at Euro 2020, but has not regained his sharpness since then, partly due to a serious injury.
With all the players available to play the left wing, Liverpool is not driven by need. The top priority in the front-line position should be a successor to Egyptian King, and it is not realistic to embark on a bid for the former Fiorentina winger.
In any case, with the increasing number of injuries, reinforcements this winter will be closely watched, but will Liverpool ever add a new force to the team…?