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Liverpool is reportedly planning significant alterations to their attacking lineup next summer, focusing on transfers that could rejuvenate the team under new manager Arne Slot. Potential replacements for Darwin Nunez and Mohamed Salah include Viktor Gyokeres and Nico Williams.

Sources indicate that Liverpool is targeting wide forwards, notably Nico Williams of Athletic Bilbao and Leroy Sane from Bayern Munich. Sane’s contract expires next summer, positioning him as a potential target amid uncertainties regarding Salah’s future, whose contract also concludes at the end of the season. Liverpool is preparing for the chance that Salah may not renew his deal.

The club has expressed interest in Newcastle United’s Anthony Gordon for the wide role but shifted priorities after finding his price too steep during the last transfer window. Newcastle is expected to begin discussions for a contract extension with the young England international.

Despite Nunez retaining the support of manager Arne Slot, there’s concern over his inconsistent performances in his first two seasons, which could lead to a replacement being sought if he doesn’t improve significantly.

One key target to potentially replace Nunez is Sporting Lisbon striker Viktor Gyokeres. The Swedish forward is in excellent form this season and has caught the attention of several major clubs, including Liverpool, which sees him as a priority signing due to his impressive goal-scoring record. It seems likely that Gyokeres will move to a larger club soon, and Liverpool is monitoring his situation closely.

Another striker of interest to some at Liverpool is Ollie Watkins of Aston Villa; however, his current contract and high asking price make him a less feasible option.

If Liverpool were to lose Salah, it would be a considerable setback, but the club might view it as a chance to completely refresh their attack, possibly moving on Nunez as well. Slot could then build a new front line featuring Gyokeres and Williams, seen as ideal long-term additions, though securing these transfers may be challenging.