Michael Olise signs, Mohamed Salah leaves, Alexander Isak fit — Liverpool's dream front 3

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Mohamed Salah has announced he is leaving Liverpool at the end of the season, and the Reds are already planning their dream replacements — what might the front three look like with Michael Olise and Anthony Gordon?Michael Olise is viewed as an ideal replacement for Mohamed Salah — but can Liverpool afford him?(Image: Getty Images)Ladies and gentlemen, Mohamed Salah is on his way out.The man affectionately known by Liverpool fans as 'The Egyptian King' is edging closer to his Anfield swansong. His impact has been so profound, so era-defining, that it's hard to imagine the stage without him.It wasn't entirely unexpected with subpar performances and whispers of backstage issues clouding Salah's season.

I will be leaving Liverpool at the end of the season," Salah said. "Leaving is never easy... you gave me the best time of my life... thank you for everything."READ MORE: Jamie Carragher risks wrath of Cristiano Ronaldo again with Mohamed Salah claimREAD MORE: How Liverpool fans responded to Mohamed Salah's post confirming sudden exitWhile tributes to Salah will undoubtedly dominate Anfield in the upcoming weeks, attention will inevitably begin to shift toward an intriguing question: who, if anyone, can fill the Egyptian's enormous boots?

Here, Liverpool.com delves into what Liverpool's dream front three might look like next season without Salah.Dream Salah replacementLiverpool has been contemplating life after Salah, with uncertainty surrounding the forward in his later years at Merseyside. The Bayern Munich forward is currently in the form of his life, impressively scoring 16 goals and providing a staggering 27 assists this season.Mohamed Salah is leaving Liverpool(Image: Getty Images)Like Salah, Olise is a left-footed right winger who thrives when cutting in from the wing and is most deadly when drifting into that same half-space the Egyptian has dominated at Anfield.