Jamie Carragher has told Arne Slot that he must find a way to play Alexander Isak and Hugo Ekitike together. The Dutchman enjoyed a summer of big spending on Merseyside, as he welcomed a wealth of marquee names to Anfield.

As well as strengthening his defence with the acquisitions of Jeremie Frimpong and Milos Kerkez, Slot convinced the Liverpool board to splash £116million on attacking-midfielder, Florian Wirtz, who has failed to justify his price tag thus far. Elsewhere, the Reds snagged Ekitike in a £79m deal with Eintracht Frankfurt, and swooped Isak in a £125m deadline day deal with Newcastle United.

However, with a strike force jam-packed with talent, Slot has been left with quite the headache with regards to how he fits all of his star players into the same starting XI. While Ekitike can operate on the left-hand side, which would free up space down the middle for Isak, Cody Gakpo has been unplayable.

Meanwhile, deploying two up top also seems unfathomable at present, given just how well Mohamed Salah has performed on the...