Liverpool are reportedly eyeing three main options to bolster their right-hand side attack ahead of the January transfer window. With the departure of club legend Mohamed Salah, the Reds are looking for a true replacement, a concern for new manager Andoni Iraola.

The club has already signed Bradley Barcola, enhancing their left flank, but the right side remains a priority. The three players linked with Liverpool include:

• Estevao Willian (Chelsea): The 19-year-old Brazilian wonderkid has been on Liverpool’s radar, especially amid reports of his unsettled status at Stamford Bridge. Concerns about his playing time under Xabi Alonso could make him a viable target for Liverpool come January.

• Pedro Neto (Chelsea): Another Chelsea winger, Pedro Neto, has faced inconsistency, which may prompt Chelsea to consider offers for him. With interest from Arsenal and Manchester City, a competitive bidding war could ensue for his signature.

• Rayan (Bournemouth): The young talent from Bournemouth has made a strong impression in the Premier League. Given Iraola's previous experience managing him, Rayan could be a strategic addition to the squad.

As Liverpool navigates the transfer landscape, these players represent significant potential to fill the gap left by Salah and strengthen their attacking options.