Liverpool’s best choice alongside Salah and Trent?

Panel of Boy Scouts Fantasy Premier League Pundits debate who is Liverpool’s third-best choice for Blank Gameweek 32, behind Mohamed Salah (12.8m) and Trent Alexander-Arnold (7.4m).

Lee Bonfield (@FPLFamily)

In Leeds United’s 6-1 win, Liverpool needed Diogo Jotan (8.7 m) enormous working speed in the three front sections. But I’ll wait Darwin Nunez (8.7 m) to start against Nottingham Forest.

This is likely to be a contest where Liverpool keep more of the ball and create opportunities for the Uruguayan to steal points.

Pranil Sheith (@Lateriser12)

I can’t help but think I must own an extra Liverpool striker against the poorest travelers in the league. The problem is that there is no boot security.

If you’re using Free Hit, pick who you like and wish you luck because there’s a lot to chase here, especially when you have a bench if needed.

See: Scout: Mark Salah as a priority

Utkarsh Dalmia (@Zophar666)

As Forest have been leaking on the road, another striker is a must. The forward seats are high quality, so I’m leaning towards that at the moment Cody Gakpo (7.6m), but Jota is also a great choice if you’re going without one Gabriel jesus (8.2 m), Dominic Solanke (5.5 m) or Ollie Watkins (7.7 m).

Sam Bonfield (@FPLFamily)

Jotan, Nunez, Gakpo, Roberto Firmino(8.0 m) and Luis Diaz(7.8m) all competing for attacking positions, I’ll probably go with another defender.

Andy Robertson(6.8m) has been less attacking in the last two games and I would like only one of my three defender positions to be a Liverpool player. That’s why I’m going alongAlisson(5.4 m) my goalkeeper.

Nick Harris (@WGTA_Nick)

Steel and Whom They put in their best performances of the season against Leeds and are now in our thoughts as a possible Liverpool third choice. They’re certainly ahead of Nunez in the pecking order, but there’s still some rotation risk with Diaz coming back

I definitely avoid doubling up on the defense as they have been porous this season.

Gianni Buttice (@GianniButtice)

Whom feels like the most explosive third Liverpool option. Although the owners are a little worried about his starting position, we can hope that his plight against Leeds means he keeps his place in the side.

Pras (@Pras_FPL)

In Alexander-Arnoldin’s new inverted full-back role, I wasn’t happy to see Robertson’s deployment where he almost occupied the left-centre-back position.

Therefore, hitting the third striker is the way forward. Either Steel or Whom seems like a good choice. I prefer the former as he is the furthest forward and rated as a midfielder in FPL.