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#2 Andrew Robertson
Ever since the departure of John Andre Risse in 2008, the left-back is the most problematic position in Liverpool's squad. Andrea Dossena, Alberto Moreno, and Aly Cissoko all tried to end the crisis but failed to impress.
At the starting of this season, Jurgen Klopp signed Andrew Robertson to change the situation and the boy has definitely lived up to his expectations. Andrew Robertson has to wait for his chances but when he gets his opportunity, he grabs it with both hands.
He is a threat going forward and unlike Alberto Moreno, he is defensively sound as well. Robertson has created 15 chances this season and also won 23 tackles with an impressive rate of 57 percent.
With Alberto Moreno back from his injury, the competition for the place in the starting line-up will only get the best out of the Scottish International.
