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#2 Divock Origi
After an unfruitful loan campaign with Bundesliga outfit Wolfsburg, Liverpool boss Jurgen Klopp is unlikely to hand many opportunities to Belgian in Reds' crucial 2018-19 campaign.
Though the 23-year-old striker did make to the bench a few times this term, he hasn't made a single appearance yet. With Daniel Sturridge reemerging as a second choice striker after Roberto Firmino, and Dominik Solanke also ready to fight for the place, Divock Origi has become Reds' fourth choice forward.
The Forward did uplift a key role in Reds' 2015-16 Europa League campaign and also in Liverpool's fourth-place finish in 2016-17 but since then fortunes have totally turned for Origi.
However, the Belgian is still 23 and has a lot of scope for further improvement. According to the recent reports, Premier League's new boys Wolves have shown a keen interest to recruit Reds' out of favour forward and he could be on his way to Molineux Stadium in January.
