Liverpool will head into the January transfer window with some important decisions to make.
They are well within reach of securing another Premier League title but they will have to negotiate the choppy waters of a winter period without Sadio Mane and most importantly, Mohamed Salah.
The Egyptian sensational has been nothing short of mesmerising this term, finding the net on 19 occasions already.
He has had to lift his game in the absence of Roberto Firmino but when he heads off to the African Cup of Nations with his offensive colleague next month, the club's lack of depth could be exposed.
Of course, Diogo Jota will be a good stand-in having taken his tally to the campaign to nine strikes, but no one is ever coming close to replicating what Salah offers Jurgen Klopp's men.
Adding to their ranks in the New Year would be a smart decision from Michael Edwards and FSG, but who will they turn to?
One player mooted with a switch to Anfield is Porto forward Luis Diaz. The Colombian featured against the Reds in the Champions League earlier this season and has demonstrated some jaw-dropping attributes this term which would make him a perfect fit in Merseyside.
Indeed, he has found the net 12 times in only 19 appearances this term for the Portuguese outfit, putting in some dazzling displays from the flanks.
He recently scored a screamer in a clash with Vitoria Guimaraes, rifling an effort right into the postage stamp after cutting inside. It was a goal that summed up why he'd be such a good capture for Liverpool, especially when Mane leaves his role vacant on the left wing next month.
That beautiful goal was perfectly summed up by Marino Peixoto, a Portuguese football enthusiast, who took to social media to say the following:
"The rate at which Luís Diaz is churning out otherworldly performances coupled with his ability to score screamers like this on a consistent basis is genuinely frightening. Only a matter of time before somebody pays an astronomical fee for him."
And what may that fee be, I hear you ask? Well, it's thought that Porto would be willing to part with the player if their price tag of €50m (£42m) is met.
That shouldn't deter Liverpool who are clearly in need of adding further bodies to their ranks.
Diaz's ability to carve out offensive opportunities for both himself and his teammates is inspirational and as presenter Manas Singh says, he is a "livewire" in the final third.
Based on the above evidence, FSG must do all they can to ensure he swaps the blue and white of Porto for the red of Liverpool next year. The thought of him lining up alongside the likes of Salah and Jota is a mouth-watering one. Klopp's attack could be about to get even scarier; imagine that.