Barnes pointed out that Liverpool do not need to reinforce their attacking line

Former Liverpool star John Barnes believes the former club don’t need to buy an attacking line-up during the January transfer window.

         “Reds” have to lose two great strikers, Mohamed Salah and Sadio Mane, to the African Cup of Nations that will begin on January 9. If the national team Both teams perform well, it may be dragged until the beginning of February. Concern among football fans that the existing offensive line will not be enough.

         However, Barnes sees the existing powerhouse as a substitute. And the team doesn’t have to spend big bucks for a striker who will come off the bench when the two players return.

         “Liverpool don’t need to sign attacking players because they have Jota, Origi, Firmino,” Barnes told bonus code Bets. 

         “You wouldn’t sign a player for £60 or £70m in January if it wasn’t better than the players you have. It’s not just about finding someone while Salah and Mane are away.”

         “People who come in and are great players at Liverpool while knowing that when Salah and Mane Kalb come, they will come off the bench.”