Liverpool are reportedly planning major changes to their attacking lineup next summer, with a focus on potential transfers that could revamp the team under new manager Arne Slot. Among the names being considered are Viktor Gyokeres and Nico Williams, who could serve as replacements for Darwin Nunez and Mohamed Salah.

According to sources close to the situation, Liverpool is eyeing wide forwards such as Athletic Bilbao’s Spain international, Nico Williams, and Bayern Munich’s Leroy Sane. Sane’s contract at Bayern Munich is set to expire next summer, making him a potential target as uncertainty looms over Salah’s future at Anfield. With the Egyptian star’s contract also ending at the close of the season, Liverpool is preparing for the possibility that he might not sign a new deal.

The Merseyside club has also shown interest in Newcastle United’s Anthony Gordon as a potential option for the wide position. However, the club has reportedly shifted focus after determining that Gordon’s price was too high during the last transfer window. Newcastle, on the other hand, is expected to initiate contract renewal talks with the young England international.

While Nunez still has the backing of manager Arne Slot, there is a sense within the club that his inconsistent performances over his first two seasons could open the door for a replacement at the end of this campaign. Should the Uruguayan striker fail to show significant improvement, Liverpool is likely to explore other options for the central striker role.

One of the key targets to potentially replace Nunez is Sporting Lisbon striker Viktor Gyokeres. The Swedish forward has been in top form this season and has drawn attention from several big clubs, including Liverpool. The club views Gyokeres as a priority signing, and his impressive goal-scoring record has made him an appealing option to lead the line. Given his performances, it seems only a matter of time before Gyokeres moves to a bigger club, and Liverpool is reportedly keeping a close watch on his situation.

Another striker admired by some key figures at Liverpool is Aston Villa’s Ollie Watkins. However, Watkins is considered a less feasible target due to his current contract and high asking price from Villa Park.

If Liverpool were to lose Salah, it would undoubtedly be a significant loss. However, the club might see it as an opportunity to refresh their attack entirely, potentially moving Nunez on as well. Slot could then work with a new-look front line featuring the likes of Gyokeres and Williams, who are seen as ideal long-term solutions, even though securing these transfers would likely prove challenging.