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#3 Alberto Moreno
Alberto Moreno has found himself plunged into obscurity, thanks to the brilliant performances of Andrew Robertson. Moreno only serves as a utility player for the Reds now, instead of the trusted starter he once was back in 2015.
So far this season, Moreno has played just two matches. The season before, just 16. It's clear that he's simply there to fill in the gaps when other players get injured, but why does he allow himself to be just that? There's no doubting that Alberto Moreno can be a superb player on his day, which begs the question as to why he hasn't forced a move elsewhere, as he'd surely be a starter in most teams in the Premier League.
Perhaps it's because he loves playing for a team the size of Liverpool. But, either way, Klopp must soon decide what to do with Moreno, given that he takes a lot of money from the club each week in wages, yet gives very little back.
Where might Alberto Moreno go?
With Moreno's contract up at the end of the season, now would be the best time for Liverpool to offload him. According to TeamTalk, Marseille and Sevilla are the most likely options for the Spaniard this winter.
