While his departure left a bitter taste, he was a shrewd investment as he went from an £8.5 million signing in 2013 to the club’s biggest sale in a £142 million move five years later.Talk about an absolute steal, £8m is daylight robbery at this point.The Scot may be one of the most recent arrivals deep into the decade, but he has solved the long-standing conundrum at left-back and has become the world’s leading player in his position – to which those voting for awards seemingly can’t get their heads around. Developed and maintained by the LFC Technology and Transformation Team Who knows how long he will remain at Anfield so be sure to soak up every moment of his genius while you can.The Uruguayan’s three-and-a-half season spell at Anfield was one that will live long in the memory of Liverpool fans for a multitude of reasons, both good and bad. For the early stages of his time at the club he was on the periphery as he got to grips with Klopp’s style of play, and once he was given his chance there was no looking back and he instantly endeared himself to supporters – most notably with a pressure act extending the length of the field against Not only is he defensively astute but his attacking prowess is a sight to behold with his decision making and deliveries into the box ensuring he is an integral member of Liverpool’s creative hub. And his performances throughout the 2013/14 season, which returned 31 league goals and saw him named PFA Player of the Year, are ones which cemented his place in the club’s history. What can be said about this man that hasn’t already been said?While the start of the 2010s triggered the beginning of the end for Gerrard’s career, Liverpool’s ‘Captain Fantastic’ remained an ever-present amid the club’s early turmoil on and off the field.Rodgers’ arrival would then see Gerrard eventually move to a deeper midfield role, showcasing his level of versatility once more, with the shift in 2013/14 helping to propel Liverpool to the cusp of the league title. While his time at the club has been short, his influence has been far-reaching and has helped solve a problem position for the Reds which held the club back for far too long.
... Former England international Gerrard earned 3478 votes at … A fierce competitor who you would love to have on your team but despise when they line up against you, a prolific goalscorer with a technical brilliance that would leave you spellbound.His record speaks for itself, 82 goals and 47 assists in 133 appearances. He was nicknamed the ‘magician’ for good reason, with an eye for the spectacular and the skills to match. The Uruguayan’s three-and-a-half season spell at Anfield was one that will live long in … ... Liverpool: 15: Players ranking during the Premier League 2019/2020 season on AS.com. He is in the peak of his powers and has become the player Liverpool turn to in moments of need, scoring and assisting at the most of crucial of times.From day dot Salah has been nothing short of exceptional, amassing goals and individual honours at a rate which, at times, can make you overlook how truly special he is.In 121 appearances to date he has 80 goals and 34 assists to his name, with 60 of those goalscoring involvements coming in his debut season – and such was his incredible start to life at Liverpool he can be upheld to the highest of standards.A pacey winger with a ruthless finishing streak who ensures any defender is on edge when he is in their vicinity, he may appear selfish at times but which world-class forward isn’t? A figure of consistency and a standout performer from the day he arrived in 2011 until his departure in 2014, meaning he edges Salah to the second spot. His part in the ‘SAS’ pairing with Luis Suarez lit up the There was no questioning his ability and he was unplayable on his day, but injury would rob him of his prime years and with it the chance to take the leading role in Liverpool’s forward line.He deserved to end his time on a high and he did just that with a European winner’s medal.The Brazilian arrived on the cusp of Liverpool’s run at the title under Brendan Rodgers and went on to flourish alongside a potent attacking trident, before quickly landing the title of the Reds’ best player during the club’s period of transition. Luis Suarez. Our 'Player Rankings' listings give you an at-a-glance guide of the star performers in this season's Premier League. With 36 shots on goal and a conversion rate of 25 he is at the moment 5 in the Premier League. Match Statistics supplied by Opta Sports Data Limited. Coutinho racked up 201 appearances, scored 54 goals and set up a further 45. Since the turn of the decade, the Reds have experienced a myriad of highs and lows: from Roy Hodgson’s miserable tenure to Within that time five managers have held the reigns and overseen a plethora of players ply their trade at Anfield, with varying degrees of success.With various aspects of one’s game appreciated differently, this list will surely be a cause for debate, but here are our top 10 players for the Reds in the 2010s. In less than two years at Anfield, the Dutchman has cemented himself as one of the best players to don the Liverpool shirt, and if we’re being honest it took less than half that time to reach that conclusion. A leader, a colossus at the back who instils belief and confidence in those around him while simultaneously striking fear into the opposition, and a player who instantly transformed Klopp’s side. Players ranking during the Premier League 2019/2020 season on AS.com. © Copyright 2020 The Liverpool Football Club and Athletic Grounds Limited.