If you're a Liverpool supporter then life can't get much better right now. You've just watched your side defeat their local rivals 4-1, and what makes that even better, is that it was against their former boss, Rafa Benitez.
Last season was a mediocre one for the Reds but it's evident that with fans back in the stadium, they are their rampant selves again.
Jurgen Klopp's frontline is a force to be reckoned with and in Mohamed Salah, they have arguably the best player in the world right now.
Lionel Messi may have been crowned the winner of the Ballon d'Or for a seventh time earlier this week but come 2022, it wouldn't be a great surprise if the Egyptian king was up there in contention too.
He has fired home a whopping 19 goals already this term and has been ably helped by Diogo Jota too.
The Portuguese has ensured that Roberto Firmino's injury blow can be forgotten about as the ex-Wolves attacker has found the net on nine occasions in 2021/22.
Jota was a valuable asset last term but was more of a squad player who provided Klopp and co with extra depth. He still put in some mesmeric performances, namely when he scored a Champions League hat-trick. However, this campaign, he's become a genuine star among Liverpool's elite offensive setup.
His addition to the squad has been vital for Liverpool and without him this term, their title challenge might not be so strong.
It shows the value of investing in depth, something Manchester City have evidently benefitted from with a squad full of sparking quality.
Liverpool cannot rest on their laurels in that regard, though, especially ahead of January when both Salah and Sadio Mane will head to the Africa Cup of Nations.
More depth will be needed and they could find it from Wolves again. Adama Traore has been linked with a move to Merseyside while South Korean forward, Hwang Hee-chan, is another name reportedly in the mind of Michael Edwards.
Traore is blessed with remarkable pace but it's Hwang who looks the more appealing prospect. After all, he has the end product to go with his ability to beat a man too.
Wolves have an option to buy the 25-year-old for just £13m from RB Leipzig but Liverpool must take advantage of that and hijack a deal.
After all, the 43-cap dynamo looks every bit the type of player that Liverpool need in their squad if they're going to compete on multiple fronts for the rest of the season. The extra body he'd add to the squad would be truly beneficial but he's not merely a spare part.
He has four goals for Bruno Lage's side this term, being described as "Jota-esque" in the process by Wolves reporter Tim Spiers for the way he drives forward with the ball.
Finding the net is something Hwang has done with great regularity, specifically at RB Salzburg when he bagged 45 in 126 appearances. One of his finest nights in Austria happened to come against Liverpool.
During a frantic night of European football at Anfield, Hwang found space inside the area before sending a certain Virgil van Dijk to the deck and then smashing the ball home.
Several years on and that moment clearly still lives long in the memory of the South Korea international with The Telegraph's John Percy and the Wolves gem combining to come up with the following definition that he sent the Dutch defender "out for a hot dog."
With that in mind, he clearly has what it takes to evade even the best centre-backs in the game and if Liverpool do seek more depth next year, FSG must ensure that Hwang is brought to the club.