How Liverpool Will Line Up In The 2018-19 Season

Liverpool have done well so far in the transfer market bringing in suitable players to fill a number of places in their squad.

Reds boss Jurgen Klopp will be happy for the first time with his current first teamers, the arrival of Naby Keita meant Liverpool had found the missing jigsaw in their midfield. Although, their defence line still remain suspect despite the arrival of Virgil Van Dijk from Southampton during the January transfer window.

Proposed formation: 4-3-3

Goalkeeper – Alisson

The Brazilian shot-stopper joined Liverpool in mega £65million deal from Serie A side, Roma and could finally solve one of the club’s lingering problem.

Centre-back – Virgil van Dijk

Asides his towering physical structure, Van Dijk has been touted as one of the best defenders in the Premier League due to his ability to lead defence lines in previous seasons.

Centre-back – Dejan Lovren

The Croatian has had his own fair share of problems at the back for Liverpool, but his solid performance for Croatia during the World Cup can well stand him out for selection.

Fullback – Trent Alexander-Arnold

With lot of pace and accuracy to burn, it is hard to find anyone better than this youngster at right-back position at Anfield.

Fullback – Andy Robertson

Since his move from Hull City, Robertson has metmorphised into one of the strongest leftbacks in the Premier League. His performance stood out even when the Liverpool defence was becoming shaky last season.

Midfield – Jordan Henderson

The arrival of Naby Keita will not change Henderson’s position as Liverpool’s anchorman, and his abilities to lead the squad.

Midfield – Naby Keita

Keita has been tipped to fill in the boots of Steven Gerrard at Anfield, his solidity and composure in the middle of the pack will surely be a quality addition next season.

Midfield – Fabinho

The Brazilian arrived at Anfield earlier this summer, and has been tipped to stake a claim on a first team place amid serious competition.

Forwards – Sadio Mane, Roberto Firmino and Mohamed Salah

The trio are unarguably the indispensable part of the Liverpool team, their partnership produced 91 goals last season and keeping them together for another season could be another major success for the club in the new Premier League season.