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Jurgen Klopp has a wealth of attackers at his disposal at Liverpool, with the club having added Luis Diaz to his options during the recent January transfer window.

The Colombian forward moved to Anfield from FC Porto for a fee of around £37.5m at the end of last month, joining up with the likes of Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino and Diogo Jota.

Klopp now has remarkable depth to benefit from, but he could have a tricky dilemma on his hands when it comes to keeping everybody happy and fitting all of his players into his system at once.

4-3-3 has been Liverpool's go-to formation for years under the German, and that appears unlikely to change in the near future, especially mid-season.

The system accommodates three forwards which suggests that two of his star names will have to start matches from the bench, but Klopp might have hinted at the future plan for Firmino in particular in his team's recent FA Cup bout with Cardiff City.