Who were the five best Liverpool players in the Jurgen Klopp era

Jürgen Klopp was the best coach Liverpool had in its history bringing to a close a historic era for the English club. 3 Champions League finals ( champion in 2019 ), a Premier League title and 3 seasons exceeding 90 points . We are talking about a dominant team in England and Europe, full of great players who have shone under the orders of the German coach. Today, in honour of his legacy , we review the 5 greatest figures of Jürgen Klopp's Liverpool .

5. Alisson Becker

The Brazilian goalkeeper is the one who opens the list. He arrived for 62.5 million in 2018 to give the team a quality jump between the sticks and ended up being one of the best in the world in his position. Alisson is a very complete goalkeeper. Two-time Premier Golden Glove and a master in 1v1 who has been as decisive with his saves as a striker with his goals. He has also been a very important player for his contribution with the ball . He is the player who initiates the ball out and has given several assists with his long throws. His security and effectiveness have been key to many of the successes of the 'Klopp Era'.

4. Sadio Mane

Mané was one of Klopp's first big bets in England. They paid 41 million for him in the summer of 2016. Since then he has been an undisputed pillar in the team, playing on the left , on the right and even as a striker in his last year. Under Klopp, Mané evolved as a footballer , going from being a speedy winger to a total attacker . A disruptive player , decisive in front of goal and, above all, intelligent . In total, he scored 120 goals and provided 38 assists , as well as winning a Premier League Golden Boot in 2019. His absence was felt for many

3. Trent Alexander-Arnold

The player who has grown the most over the years. It was Klopp who gave him his debut with the first team, who gave him confidence and who turned him into one of the best players on the planet . Trent is much more than just a full-back ; he is a player whose area of ​​action is very wide and his influence on the game is decisive. He directs the play from the centre of the field and creates most of the team's chances . He has a glove on his right leg to execute any type of pass or set piece. He holds several records for assists made by defenders in the Premier League. He is the perfect example of the ' modern full-back '.

2. Virgil van Dijk

The € 84.6 million he cost in the winter transfer window of the 2017/18 season ended up being cheap . Virgil had an immediate impact on the Reds. Not only did he show an extraordinary individual level, but he was also able to improve the teammates around him. His physical condition , his defensive ability and his brilliant reading of the game allow the team to play far from their area , as he is alone capable of correcting any error . In the 2018/19 season he was not dribbled past even once and was vital in winning the sixth Champions League . It has been a long time since we have seen a defender make as much of

1. Mohamed Salah

'The Pharaoh' arrived in the summer of 2017 for 42 million . Since then, 204 goals and 83 assists have made him the top scorer of this era. Like van Dijk, he made the difference from day one . Winner of 3 Premier League Golden Boots , he is a star in the Champions League and a key player in every season, always exceeding 35 G/A . Much of his evolution is the responsibility of Klopp , as he was able to exploit his qualities to turn him into the footballer he is today. Salah is a true Liverpool legend ; the man responsible for the resurgence of a historic club and the best player Jürgen Klopp has ever managed .