Luis Diaz injury opens door for new Liverpool signing

Liverpool are struggling for form in the Premier League following the departure of Sadio Mané. The Senegalese's trident alongside Firmino and Salah that managed to break through to the Champions League in 2019 has fallen apart and they are now suffering the consequences at Anfield. Not only is the attack somewhat dismembered, but also a midfield where Jude Bellingham could find his next destination, as Jurgen Klopp desires.

But the worst recent news for the Reds management is the injury to Luis Diaz who is a key player for the British team on the pitch. The Englishmen are now weighing up the possibility of turning to the winter transfer window to solve the situation and take advantage of the gap left by the Colombian for three months. The South American attacker will be out until March and a mid-season signing could be vital.

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At Anfield there are big names on the current football scene, such as Cody Gakpo. However, the Dutch striker is still awaiting a deal with Manchester United, who are very advanced in the negotiations. On the other hand, names such as Marcus Thuram and Moussa Diaby, both in the Bundesliga, have also been mentioned in the list of possible signings, as well as other less well-known players, such as Mudryk, who Arsenal are keeping a close eye on.

Mohammed Kudus, who plays for Ajax Amsterdam and is capped by Ghana, is undoubtedly one of the revelations of the World Cup in Qatar. At 22 years of age, he could make the big leap to a giant club in Europe. The Premier League could be his new destination.

Kudus is an option for the Reds

According to Transfermarkt, Mohammed Kudus' market value is 15 million euros. However, after his great performances at the World Cup, it would not be strange to see his value double in the coming weeks. Two goals against South Korea meant that Ghana could qualify on the final matchday, but they were unable to beat Uruguay.