Liverpool are plotting a move for Swedish star striker Alexander Isak this summer and he would be a perfect partner to Diogo Jota.
What's the story?
Manager Jurgen Klopp is said to be willing to break the club's transfer record in order to land the striker from Real Sociedad for a whopping £77m, according to reports in Spain, via Liverpool.com
The player is highly rated having been linked with a number of moves in recent transfer windows, including Premier League rivals Manchester United and Arsenal.
He could partner Jota perfectly
While Liverpool usually play Jota in the middle of a front three, they have many talents to choose from with Luis Diaz and Roberto Firmino also available.
Isak could also easily slot into that central role and link up with Jota out wide, or Klopp could opt to play a more traditional partnership of just the two of them.
Jota has proven he can excel when working with a strike partner, before he made the move to Anfield the Portuguese striker had an 'amazing' partnership at Wolves with Raul Jimenez.
In their final season together they had a combined average of just over three shot-creating actions per 90 minutes played.
Isak is great on the ball and his stats when it comes to goal and shot creation are on par with Jota - both players rank in the 90th percentile in Europe's top five leagues this season for dribbles that lead to a shot attempt.
On that evidence, it's clear to see why he's been described as a "special talent" by ESPN FC.
At only 22-years old he still has a lot of time to develop, and with Jota 25 years of age, they could forge a long-lasting partnership that could naturally succeed the Reds' pairing of Salah and Mane.
Currently playing his trade in La Liga for Real Sociedad Isak moved to Spain from Borussia Dortmund in 2019 for £13.5m.
However, Liverpool need to be willing to pay much more than that to land him. His contract doesn't run out until the summer of 2026 so Sociedad have the bargaining power here.
His goal scoring form has been good at all of his clubs and so far he's scored 41 times in 122 appearances for the Spanish club.
Isak also stands at 6 foot 4 which means he would be a threat in the air as well, something which Liverpool currently lack in their attacking line.
All three of Jota, Mane and Salah are no taller than 5 foot 8 so he'd certainly provide a different but exciting new dimension to the forward areas.