Liverpool can hit the “deadly” star selling gold, worth more than Salah and Trent

Liverpool’s premature exit from the Champions League will not be remembered as we look back at the 2024/25 campaign.

After such a tough success in the group stage, Liverpool has paid off for its first place finish and is arguably the toughest opponent in the last 16 meetings against Paris Saint-Germain.

But with the motto you have to beat the best performance and Liverpool are dissatisfied with their gunfight painful dissatisfaction because PSG is well worth their beat on both legs.

Anyhoo. Liverpool’s first campaign with Arne Slot at the helm will be remembered for winning the Premier League (Finger Cross). In nine games, the red cleared 15 points on the top of the desktop. It became a parade.

However, Slot is not someone who forgets failure, and Liverpool’s Champions League defeat will last for a while.

It will also be confirmed in the Dutch coach’s mind – if there is no seal yet – Liverpool needs a new striker. But is this Alexander Isak?

Will Liverpool sign Alexander Isak?

Back in December, Jamie Carragher called Isak “the best striker in the Premier League now”, and his goal rate was quality, strong running and clever moves, proving the department’s defense.

As you can see, Isak is indeed one of the best strikers in British football, although Mohamed Salah is still above him on the list.

While Isak will be a brilliant addition to Liverpool’s ranking, Newcastle reportedly has a signature requirement of more than £150 million this summer, with Newcastle reportedly going to have more than £150 million upgrades.

Liverpool will be there, but their choice goes beyond one, which proves that the pursuit of Jude Bellingham has been abandoned and signed a merger of midfield talent (Alexis Mac Allister, Dominik Szoboszlai, Ryan Granenberch and Wataru Endo).

No matter what FSG does this summer, it will need to sign the striker. As Nunez is about to leave, Liverpool should have funds to invest, but sports director Richard Hughes may also want to consider selling Diogo Jota.

Liverpool needs to cash in on Diogo Jota

Liverpool may lift some silverware at the end of the season, but there will be a lot to do this summer, especially in the contracts of Salah, Trent Alexander Arnold and Virgil van Dick, which are still unsolvable.

While the sale of Nunez and Jota would be a bold move and instead open space for two new central awards, it is worth mentioning. Both stars are cheating on most of the campaign, so the slot needs to mark his design on Liverpool’s first team.

Jota, often considered one of the most clinical players in the Premier League, has cut frustrated numbers in recent weeks, with eight games without goals after suffering more injuries. His omnipotent fitness problems finally put him in trouble.

With just eight goals throughout the season, Wolverhampton’s Wanderer’s talent admits “I don’t think I’m the best” and that’s almost helpless.

In any case, the Portuguese international team is entering the penultimate year at £140,000 per week. He is still worthy of the 28-year-old, but his fitness issues and pre-scoring play continue, and Liverpool may find himself charging much the lowest fees.

According to Football Transfer, JOTA is actually considered to be worth about £50m in the current market, which makes interesting comments on his potential quality, even if he is currently out of place.

Indeed, over the past 365 days, he ranked the highest 19% in shooting action, the top 15% of progressive passes, the top 7% of progressive attacks, and the top 17% of every 90 assists.

There is a real player out there, and Jota is currently worth more than Salah (£25m) and Alexander-Arnold (£45m).

Of course, neither of the stars had contracts at the end of the season, but that still underlined the high attention Jota held from a financial standpoint, with all of them likely worthy of cashing out, and now, signs of return are starting to show.

In fact, Florian Plettenberg of the German Sky revealed earlier this week that “plans to reshape the team” and that Jota is in potential sales.

He is a fantastic servant of the club, scoring 64 goals and providing 22 assists in 173 outings, winning the FA Cup and the Calaba Cup twice, perhaps three times after the weekend. Of course, Liverpool also scored 15 points at the top of the Premier League, almost improving the championship in May.

Liverpool signed him from Wolves for £45m in September 2020 and he paid his due salary since then, but Jota’s time may be over, as slot machines will welcome some fresh faces to make it fresh and continue to pursue glory.

BBC analyst Raj Chohan Liverpool does need to be discarded before his noble value begins to depreciate, and his instinct for “fatal” goals is praised for his instinct for “fatal” goals.

Liverpool need to prepare for the summer ahead, and if Hughes and the co-op fail to bundle new deals like Salah and Trent, it is likely that Liverpool will need to cash out with Jota and Nunez as spending is needed to revamp the squad.