"It always takes time to adjust to new surroundings - just look at Henry and Pires - but Cisse is having to learn a different style of football," said Dalglish.
"He's used to being central to every attack Auxerre made. They would give him the ball and hope he made things happen for them.
"At Liverpool, he is being asked to link up more than he's used to and work harder than he ever has without the ball.
"There are signs that he's beginning to get to grips with English football and with the close, physical marking that English teams love so much.
"He's kept finding the net even though he hasn't found his best form yet. That should be a warning to a few teams coming up against Liverpool in the near future.
"He's still learning how to play with Milan Baros and Luis Garcia, but he will flourish."