Kieran Molyneux

So I'm looking at the number nine, I'm looking at the wingers and the forwards in general.

We need goals, and whether you play left, whether you play right,

or whether you play through the middle, I don't care.

Just come in and start skinning people and bagging goals, please.

Put you up front, Kiel.

Absolutely.

Yeah, it's down to the size of the shopping list, that, to be honest, because we've got so many problems that we need to address.

I agree with you, probably are going to have to get creative.

Whether that's creative in the profile of the signing.

I like Gellert Bowen, and I've heard you talk about him for a couple of seasons now, but I'm just looking at his age and stuff like that.

Look, it's not my money paying the wages, and I don't mind the 30-year-old playing for Liverpool, but whether it's a sort of realistic signing...

I don't know.

I think the creativity might have to come, like I said, with players playing in a number of positions.

So if we are looking at a winger, I think I said this on a go-to recently, I mean, we've been here many times with Anthony Gordon, but Anthony Gordon's a player that can play left, play right, and when he's played through the middle, he's scored goals.

He's a profile which fits Liverpool, given his age, his experience.

He's now got Champions League football experience.

The issue with that one will be whether Newcastle are prepared to do business with Liverpool again, but instead of signing a right-winger, out-and-out right-winger, who can only play right wing, I think Liverpool might have to be a little bit more creative, given the Eckerd TK injury as well, because I agree with you, the nine's now a problem, but Liverpool aren't going to go and sign another number nine for 100 million quid.

There's no chance, not when you need a right-winger and a left-winger and then you need a midfielder and you've got the issue with the goalkeeper.

But they've got the best too, yeah.

But that's another issue.