Swedish international Alexander Isak suffered a serious injury during Liverpool's match against Tottenham Hotspur, dealing a heavy blow to the team at a crucial stage of the season, according to the site "CaughtOffside."

Reports indicated that the injury will keep Isak out for several months, forcing coach Arne Slot to reassess his tactical plans and strengthen attacking options, especially with Mohamed Salah absent due to his participation in the Africa Cup of Nations. Isak's absence adds pressure on the team's attacking line and leaves it weakened, while the team needs to maintain its level in various competitions.

In the short term, Hugo Ekitike has become the natural choice to lead the attack, having scored in the same match in which Isak was injured. Slot is expected to trust him as the main central striker, and Florian Wirtz may also take on an advanced attacking role or sometimes be used as a false striker to compensate for Isak's absence.

On the administrative side, Liverpool has started searching for players to strengthen the team during the January transfer window. Among the candidates are Antoine Seminio, known for his versatility, physical strength, and experience in the English Premier League, as well as Igor Thiago, Brentford's striker who has scored 11 goals in 17 matches this season and is considered a suitable tactical option to cover the shortage of forwards.

The report confirms that Liverpool's management is balancing internal solutions with potential options to reinforce the team in January, ensuring the maintenance of performance momentum and competitiveness on all fronts.