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Who is the best Liverpool FC player of all time?

By YPB Team

From the Kop's roar to Anfield's electric nights, Liverpool has been home to some of football's greatest ever players. Legends from every era have graced that famous red shirt — but who stands above them all? You decide!

  1. Steven Gerrard — ranked #11
    Steven Gerrard
    Liverpool's captain fantastic spent 17 years at Anfield, inspiring the club through triumphs and heartbreaks with his passion, vision, and leadership.
  2. Kenny Dalglish — ranked #22
    Kenny Dalglish
    King Kenny remains Liverpool's most decorated player and manager, winning eight league titles and three European Cups during his legendary tenure at the club.
  3. Mohamed Salah — ranked #33
    Mohamed Salah
    The Egyptian King has redefined what it means to be a Liverpool player, breaking scoring records and winning the Premier League and Champions League.
  4. Robbie Fowler — ranked #44
    Robbie Fowler
    God, as he was known on the Kop, was one of the deadliest natural strikers Liverpool ever produced, beloved for his goalscoring instinct and local roots.
  5. Kevin Keegan — ranked #55
    Kevin Keegan
    Mighty Mouse powered Liverpool to three league titles, two UEFA Cups and the 1977 European Cup, then proved his class abroad with back-to-back Ballon d'Or wins.
  6. Ian Rush — ranked #66
    Ian Rush
    The sharpest striker Anfield has seen: a club-record 346 goals across two spells, five league titles and a habit of scoring in finals.
  7. Luis Suárez — ranked #77
    Luis Suárez
    Relentless, streetwise and unplayable at his peak: his 31-goal 2013-14 season dragged Liverpool to the brink of the title.
  8. Fernando Torres — ranked #88
    Fernando Torres
    El Niño reached 50 league goals faster than any Liverpool player before him, terrorising defences between 2007 and 2011.
  9. Virgil van Dijk — ranked #99
    Virgil van Dijk
    The signing that changed everything: a record fee in 2018, and a leaky defence became the base for Champions League and Premier League wins.
  10. Sadio Mané — ranked #1010
    Sadio Mané
    Speed, graft and big-game goals from the left of the famous front three: 120 for the club and every major trophy of the Klopp era.
  11. Roberto Firmino — ranked #1111
    Roberto Firmino
    The false nine who made the machine run, pressing like a demon and opening space for everyone else, with 111 goals of his own.
  12. Trent Alexander-Arnold — ranked #1212
    Trent Alexander-Arnold
    The Scouser in the team: a right-back who redefined the role with more than 80 assists, including the corner that undid Barcelona.
  13. Alisson — ranked #1313
    Alisson
    The calmest man at Anfield: the world's best goalkeeper arrived in 2018, turned dropped points into clean sheets, and even headed a 95th-minute winner at West Brom.
  14. John Barnes — ranked #1414
    John Barnes
    Digger glided past defenders like they were not there, taking two league titles and two Footballer of the Year awards in the late-80s side.
  15. Graeme Souness — ranked #1515
    Graeme Souness
    The hardest midfielder of his day and captain of the early-80s machine: five league titles and three European Cups in six and a half seasons.
  16. Jamie Carragher — ranked #1616
    Jamie Carragher
    737 appearances of defending, organising and shouting — the local rock underneath the Istanbul miracle of 2005.
  17. Michael Owen — ranked #1717
    Michael Owen
    A teenage lightning bolt who scored 158 goals for the club and collected the 2001 Ballon d'Or in a red shirt.
  18. Alan Hansen — ranked #1818
    Alan Hansen
    The most elegant centre-back of Liverpool's golden era, strolling out of defence toward eight league titles and three European Cups.
  19. Ray Clemence — ranked #1919
    Ray Clemence
    Calm authority behind the great 70s side: five league titles and three European Cups, guarded by 335 clean sheets in 665 games.
  20. Ian Callaghan — ranked #2020
    Ian Callaghan
    Nobody has played more for Liverpool: 857 games across 18 years, from the Second Division to champions of Europe.

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