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#9 Naby Keita
Naby Keita was brought in from RB Leipzig for £54.00m and handed the No. 8 shirt which once belonged to club legend Steven Gerrard. That is not expected to faze the youngster who rose to prominence with stellar displays for his previous club, scoring 17 goals in 71 appearances.
"We got him because he is the player he is and now we want to work with that," Klopp stated while outlining the role of his new signing. "That means, first of all, we let him go and adapt to our system. I see him as an ‘8’, he can play ’10’ as well, maybe in the future, he can play ‘6’ as well."
With Keita, Fabinho, Salah, Mane, Firmino and Oxlade-Chamberlain all liming up in one side, it's safe to say Liverpool will definitely be contenders for the Premier League crown this season.
