CaughtOffside revealed that Liverpool is reassessing its attacking priorities after striker Alexander Isak's injury in the match against Tottenham Hotspur, which placed the team in a difficult position during a crucial stage of the season.

The site indicated that the club is looking for short-term attacking solutions to ensure striking power during Isak's absence, with some options favored such as loaning Gonzalo Ramos from Paris Saint-Germain for six months, in addition to considering more versatile players like Rodrygo from Real Madrid and Bradley Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain.

The same source confirmed that Liverpool is also monitoring prominent names like Ivan Toney and Dusan Vlahovic, but these are considered longer-term options rather than quick fixes.

Despite the need to strengthen the attack, the primary focus remains on defense, as the club has a friendly agreement with Marc Guehi from Crystal Palace, with the intention to complete the deal in January, along with tracking midfield players to support Ryan Gravenberch, such as Carlos Baleba.

The report confirmed that Liverpool's January strategy focuses on securing a temporary striker to compensate for Isak, advancing the defensive deal for Guehi, while maintaining the team's long-term planning.