Fabrizio Romano expects Liverpool to make a signing in January and amid Alexander Isak\u2019s dismal injury update, a report has named five strikers the Reds could choose between.<\/p>\n
Liverpool<\/a> are awaiting further tests, but the early indications are Isak<\/a> has suffered a broken or at the very least fractured leg.<\/p>\n The injury is set to sideline the Swede for two months at the minimum and according to Fabrizio Romano, the Reds could respond by making a move in January.<\/p>\n Taking to his YouTube channel,\u00a0Romano said<\/a>: \u201cWe will see how that could impact the market, if Liverpool will decide to do something in the January market and in which positions.<\/p>\n \u201cBecause my information is that Liverpool made some calls in terms of opportunities [for January]. Like in November I told you about [Antoine] Semenyo.<\/p>\n \u201cThen already now in December they started calling for other players, to understand some potential opportunities.<\/p>\n \u201cSo I will keep the door open for Liverpool movements in the January transfer window. We will try to understand the positions, injuries and recovery times will also help to understand what Liverpool will do.<\/p>\n \u201cBut I think there\u2019s a chance we will have a Liverpool \u2018here we go\u2019 in the January transfer window.\u201d<\/p>\n Five strikers Liverpool could sign<\/strong><\/p>\n Of course, it\u2019s not guaranteed Liverpool sign a new striker, given Arne Slot would then have three frontmen vying for one spot when Isak returns.<\/p>\n Bournemouth winger Antoine Semenyo is on Liverpool\u2019s radar, but the club must act fast with both Manchester United and Manchester City pursuing the 25-year-old with much greater vigour right now.<\/p>\n Instead, a report from The Daily Mail <\/a>has highlighted five strikers Liverpool could sign to ease the burden on Hugo Ekitike in the short-term. Whether the new man would have a long-term future at Anfield would remain to be seen.<\/p>\n The five strikers mentioned as viable market opportunities for the Reds were Ivan Toney, Dusan Vlahovic, Aleksandar Mitrovic, Danny Welbeck and Endrick.<\/p>\n A move for Real Madrid\u2019s Endrick would only come via a straight six-month loan. Lyon are believed to have a broad agreement in place, meaning Liverpool would have to hijack the move over the coming days.<\/p>\n Welbeck aged 35 would obviously represent short-term depth and nothing more. Vlahovic is out of contract at Juventus in the summer and would be available for a cut-price fee next month.<\/p>\n Toney and Mitrovic both play in Saudi Arabia and Liverpool would not be willing to match the colossal salaries they currently earn. Moves for either of that pair would require the players involved to take significant wage cuts.<\/p>\n Latest Liverpool news \u2013 Salah decision \/ Bergvall clarification \/ Isak consequences<\/strong><\/p>\n In other news,\u00a0Liverpool are ready to firmly slam the door shut<\/a> on\u00a0any\u00a0possibility of letting Mohamed Salah leave Anfield in January, sources can reveal.<\/p>\n Elsewhere, and\u00a0amid stunning claims Liverpool have offered \u00a352.5m for Tottenham midfielder Lucas Bergvall, we can reveal\u00a0Spurs\u2019 stance on selling the Swede amid a long-term \u2018acceptance\u2019 and a \u00a3100m aim<\/a>.<\/p>\n