How Liverpool could line-up next season, without departing Steven Gerrard and wantaway Raheem Sterling

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DM) Lucas Leiva

Gerrard’s departure has left us very short in the middle of the park. The Brazilian’s experience could be vital in this transitional period for the club and we would be foolish to discount his influence. As one of our longest serving players, Lucas is likely to hold a lot of sway in the dressing room. He can also still do a job on the pitch – our record remains far superior when he’s part of the team and he can always be relied upon to clear up ahead of the defence.

CM) Jordan Henderson

It’s going to be a crucial season for Henderson. Having just signed a new big-money contract and with the club captaincy likely to be heading his way, he’s going to be carrying a wealth of expectation on his shoulders. His growing relationship with Gerrard has been clear to see for several months now, as our iconic No. 8 readies his successor. We all know that he has mighty big shoes to fill but he’s definitely got the talent and the ability.

CM) Joe Allen

It’s make or break time for the Welshman, who has to prove that he’s worth a place in this team. With at least one new signing surely coming in – considering our lack of strength in depth in this area – he’ll know that he’s going to be under threat before the season has even begun. Allen has regularly flattered to deceive during his time at the club but Rodgers has kept faith with the player he’s been working with since their days at Swansea together.

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