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10 strikers that would NOT hit the woodwork for Liverpool

A stunning 35 goals in 32 League One games for Huddersfield this term have sent tongues wagging about a potential Premier League move for Jordan Rhodes, whose goal poaching style is perfect for a Liverpool side desperately short of firepower, even if his lack of experience at a higher level represents a risk

This week, Napoli owner, Aurelio De Laurentiis, conceded his battle to keep hold of Liverpool target Lavezzi is out of his control: “Lavezzi is in my heart, but if he wants to leave, we will have to let him go if a team meets his buy-out clause”

According to the Congan striker's agent, Fabio Baglio, Mbokani 'is too good for the Belgian league and he knows it. English clubs cannot ignore his strong performances.' Reports in February linked the Anderlecht ace with Liverpool, but it's thought he's now attracting interest from Everton, as well

If it's goals the Reds want, few men have banged them in more consistently than Benfica's Cardozo, who was linked to the Reds in 2010. The Paraguayan international has bagged more than 20 in each of his last three seasons and, while there are often fears over the strength of Portuguese football, Man City and Man United looked very ordinary against Benfica and Sporting Lisbon this season

Newcastle proved there is plenty of attacking quality available in the Bundesliga by poaching goal crazy Papiss Demba Cisse in January. Polish international, Lewandowski, has taken over Lucas Barrios' mantle as Dortmund's top marksman this season, firing them to successive league titles. A reported fee of under £15m appears to be great value, too

A poll taken in December 2011 revealed up to 87% of Liverpool fans wanted Soldado to join in January 2012. That deal never materialised, but could yet be reignited this summer if Dalglish is given enough funds for the Spanish international, who has three goals in as many games for Spain

Source: talksport.co.uk

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10 strikers that would NOT hit the woodwork for Liverpool

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