West Ham United and Crystal Palace could both use his talents up front.

Theo Walcott

Sturridge’s 431 minutes of Premier League football make him look like Klopp’s favourite player in comparison to Theo Walcott.

The Arsenal man has played just 46 minutes of league action this season, with boss Arsene Wenger reducing him to Europa League duty.

Like Sturridge, Walcott’s World Cup hopes are doomed unless he ends his Arsenal career.

There shouldn’t be any shortage of suitors. A return to Southampton could be on, while Newcastle United could be willing to splash the cash if their rumoured takeover progresses well.

Islam Slimani

Looking a little further down the table, and Leicester City’s Islam Slimani is another man who has spent much of the campaign twiddling his thumbs.

The Algerian has played just 39 minutes of football from Leicester’s last 12 matches. He hasn’t even been included in the Foxes’ last two match squads. So it’s safe to say Slimani should look elsewhere.

He’s a powerful player and a physical presence up front. With many teams struggling for goals in the bottom half, Slimani could be the ideal solution for the likes of Swansea City, West Brom, Huddersfield Town and Brighton & Hove Albion.

Benik Afobe

He was a big-money buy for Bournemouth back in January 2016, but Benik Afobe’s Cherries career looks to be petering out.

The striker hasn’t scored this season, and has managed just 15 minutes of action from the club’s last five matches.

Bournemouth aren’t short of strikers either, with Callum Wilson, Josh King and Jermain Defoe to call upon.

Like Slimani, Afobe is a unit up top, and could certainly do a job for several sides in the bottom half.

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