Liverpool boss Rafa Benitez is delighted with the options he now has in attack.

The arrival of new owners Tom Hicks and George Gillett saw the Spaniard handed a substantial transfer kitty and Benitez responded by bringing in Fernando Torres, Ryan Babel and Andriy Voronin alongside Yossi Benayoun over the summer in a bid to match the firepower of rivals Manchester United and Chelsea.

And with last season's top scorer Peter Crouch and Holland international Dirk Kuyt also vying for a starting berth, Benitez's biggest worry will be keeping his multitude of stars happy.

However, the Reds boss welcomes the dilemma and hopes the situation will see his side hit the back of the net more frequently than last term.

"For me it's a good problem, " Benitez said.

"I like to have these options up front. We have different options now and it depends on the game but I think all of them can play together and that is the important thing.

"It depends on the game. If we want to play more crosses, Crouch can play or Voronin, and if we want to change the game we can introduce a different striker.

"I think last season the team was attacking but I would like to see more goals.

"We were attacking a lot but we can now improve the accuracy and hopefully we will see more goals."