liverpool One day late, one dollar short Premier League Last season, in hindsight, was great Jurgen KloppIt seems that the decision to resign was the right one.

Arne Slaughter Thrive at the helm, developing a talented group of players that will propel them to challenge for the top flight and perhaps have a chance at the title. Champions League Trophies too.

FSG Having a reputation for being overly cautious in the transfer market, this is reflected in the fact that Federico Chiesa is the only addition to Slaughter’s project so far (he was injured and started only one game) .

But January. Ah, January. It’s a month of action for Anfield bosses.

Liverpool’s top January signings

In recent years, Liverpool has seized many winter opportunities to strengthen the striker and introduced many players. Luis Diaz and Cody Steel in a rolling one-month window. Both have been key players on Slaughter’s team this season.

However, going back further, you will find Signs Ajax’s Luis Suarez for £23m It was canceled on the January 2011 deadline. The Uruguayan may not have won any silver medals, but he is the iconic Red Man and one of the best.

Of course, no January acquisition can confidently claim they are better than Virgil Van Dyke. Liverpool’s all-round captain Left Southampton for Merseyside in a £75m deal The catalyst for brilliant success midway through the 2017/18 season.

One of the greatest defenders of his generation, the Dutch giant remains a starring role for a title-chasing Liverpool side and is undoubtedly one of their most iconic players.

Now, Liverpool are on the lookout for another exciting winter recruit in Napoli. Hvitsa Kvaratskhelia.

Liverpool’s perfect Kvara Tskhelya alternative

Paris Saint-Germain hopes to complete a deal for the Serie A leaders winger this month, but numerous sources – including competitive teams – Reports suggest Liverpool are monitoring the situation and may seek to hijack the deal.

Not pragmatic, but Paris Saint-Germain yes As things stand, Liverpool control the game and would be better off making a bid for a Premier League star anyway.

indeed, According to a Sky Sports report this monthLiverpool have been monitoring the situation at Brentford Brian Mbemo and could be tempted to complete a deal, although the Bees would Seeking claims of at least £50m Kudos to their precious striker.

Germany’s Sky TV recently revealed Arsenal have put the French striker on their shortlist, while Newcastle United have There are also well-known admirers. If Liverpool have the funds to spend on a player like this, why not do it now?

Why Liverpool should sign Brian Mbemo

Mbeumo has gone from strength to strength under Thomas Frank this season, scoring 13 Premier League goals behind only Mohamed Salah and Manchester City’s Erling Haaland.

To be sure, Kvaradzhelja is the bigger name, but Liverpool’s shrewdness could pay off if they bring in Mbemo. Analyst Ben Martinson actually praised The France ace gives off “Mane Southampton vibes” and is literally begging for a high-profile suitor to come along and put him in a more prominent position.

The 25-year-old’s best years are ahead of him, as was Mane’s time at Liverpool. Snapped him up from Saints for £34m In June 2016, he was 24 years old.

mane Scored 120 goals and provided 42 assists Made 269 appearances for Anfield, winning them all and being known as a “machine” in the final third. Jurgen Klopp.

The Senegalese superstar has primarily played on the left and positional flexibility has been one of his main strengths throughout his storied and successful career, something Mbeumo could emulate as his belated and natural successor.

Mbeumo could further emulate current Al Nasr players and move from a “smaller” Premier League club to become one of Europe’s superstars, which would fit perfectly with the way FSG operate in the transfer market.

Additionally, Slaughter has shown his preference for making changes up front, especially Luis Diaz, who has played regularly and has had great success in the ninth. It’s something Jurgen Klopp and Mane have done and Slott can now emulate.

Mbemo possesses attributes that are well-suited to the forward department and has an impressive track record when Frank is promoted to the No.9 position. Let’s not forget that Ivan Toney left last summer and took all his potential with him, but that was hardly felt by the strong combination of Mbeumo and Yoane Wiesa.

According to FBrefthis £45,000-a-week ace Ranked in the top 5% of the Premier League for goals per 90 this season (0.65) and in the top 13% for crosses (4.92).

He has strong athletic ability, balanced offensive ability, flexible positioning, and of course, natural scoring ability, which may give him a Mane-like talent.

Liverpool are looking for a new striker and the name currently being circulated is Kvaratzhelja. However, Mbemo might be the better option, with his technique and style making him Slott’s version of Mane.

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