Liverpool Squad, Team, All Players 2019/20

Liverpool Squad, Team, All Players 2019/20

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Liverpool Squad 2019/20 – Arrivals and Departures

Arrivals

Departures

Liverpool Players On Loan 2019/20

Liverpool Current Squad 2019/20

Liverpool Goalkeepers

For this season, Liverpool only have three goalkeepers in Alisson Becker, Adrian and Andy Lonergan. Alisson, who Liverpool signed last summer for £66.8 million, is their first choice keeper but has suffered a hamstring injury which is due to keep him out of action for a long time. He has the Golden Glove award in three competitions last season – Premier League, Champions League and Copa America.

Adrian arrived at Anfield on a free transfer this summer and has done fairly well in Alisson’s absence. He is commanding the Reds backline with a lot of confidence.

Liverpool Defenders

Liverpool has a strong defence this season with Virgil van Dijk marshalling it. The Dutchman has continued on his sublime form from last season and is a top contender for the 2019 Balon d’Or. Joe Gomez, Joel Matip and Dejan Lovren have all partnered van Dijk in central defence but Matip seems to be Jurgen Klopp’s top choice for now. Gomez took advantage of Dejan Lovren’s absence last term but he underwent a similar issue and is now, having a tough time returning to top form.

Andrew Robertson and Trent Alexander-Arnold are Liverpool’s first-choice fullbacks. With Alberto Moreno gone, the Reds are stretched a bit thin in their left-back department but hopefully, Klopp will address that situation in the January window. The duo have done brilliantly this season so far and have frequently set up goals for Liverpool. Neco Williams recently signed a 5 year contract at the club after breaking through the youth team.

Liverpool Midfielders

The addition of Naby Keita and Fabinho last season has enhanced Liverpool’s midfield to a great extent. Fabinho has quickly established himself as a key component of this Champions League-winning Liverpool team while Keita still has room to impress. The New Guinea international has struggled to claim a starting spot but he is slowly hitting his stride at Anfield.

Jordan Henderson, James Milner and Georginio Wijnaldum remain dependable figures under Klopp. Wijnaldum has come a long way since his early days at Merseyside, becoming a strong central figure for the team. His ability to hold onto possession and to spread the game has really called for praise from both fans and pundits.

Adam Lallana and Xherdan Shaqiri are frequently on the bench but are quality backup options.

Liverpool Forwards

Liverpool boast of one of the deadliest attacking trios in the world in Mohamed Salah, Sadio Mane and Roberto Firmino. The trio scored 91 of the club’s 135 goals in 2018/19 and helped Liverpool to the Champions League final. Salah and Mane won the Premier League Golden Boot last term with 22 goals and terrorized Europe with their attacking prowess.

The likes of Daniel Sturridge, Ryan Kent, Harry Wilson and Rafael Camacho had to be moved out either on loan or permanently because of how good the starting three have been for Liverpool. Divock Origi has maintained his spot in the team after his heroics helped the Reds to their sixth Champions League title last season. Klopp successfully signed the Belgian to a contract extension and often utilises him to give his front-three some rest from time to time.

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