The first part of John Aldridge's ECHO column touches on the win at Brentford, Alexander Isak and the January transfer window…

Writing for the Liverpool Echo, columnist John Aldridge argues that Liverpool supporters must adapt to Alexander Isak's playing style as he inherits Mohamed Salah's mantle as the club's primary marksman. Despite quiet overall performances, Isak scored the decisive goal in Liverpool's 2-1 win at Brentford, marking his third consecutive away match-winner and bringing his tally to five goals in seven games.
Aldridge stresses that Liverpool must utilize the upcoming January transfer window to add depth to a squad hampered by mounting injuries. With Dominik Szoboszlai sidelined and Jeremie Frimpong among the newly injured, Aldridge believes midfield reinforcements are necessary to help manager Andoni Iraola match the depth of title rivals Manchester City and Arsenal.
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