Echo: Liverpool can only buy forwards who can be the main players, Ngumoha is regarded as a first team member

August 7 The Liverpool Echo reported that with Nunes leaving, Liverpool will look for a new attacker in the transfer market, but only if the potential new player has the ability to be the main force.

It is reported that the conditions for Liverpool to introduce new attackers include but are not limited to: the target player has sufficient strength to enter Slot's starting lineup, meets reasonable market value, and can actually sign when the team intends to strengthen the lineup.

However, if a suitable player is not found, Liverpool is willing to hold on. They will never buy people for the sake of buying people, which is consistent with the club's long-term player introduction strategy. Young Ngumoha and Nioni are now seen as reliable first-team candidates, and the versatility of Wilz, Flynnon, Curtis Jones and Elliot, who are negotiating with Red Bull Leipzig, also ensures that Slott's attack lineup remains deep after Nunez leaves the team.