10) Yossi Benayoun
The Israeli played almost 100 league games for Liverpool, playing for us between 2007 and 2010. He finished his Premier League career with Chelsea, Arsenal, West Ham and QPR before returning home to Maccabi Haifa.
9) Joe Allen
He might not yet have lived up to his reputation as the ‘Welsh Xavi’, but the little midfielder always keeps things ticking over nicely in the centre of the park. He followed Brendan Rodgers to the club from Swansea in 2012.
8) Raul Meireles
The Portuguese international only spend a year at Anfield but had a big impact, scoring against Everton in Kenny Dalglish’s first game back in charge, as well as against Chelsea. He won the PFA Fans’ Player of the Year award.
7) Lucas Leiva
The Brazilian has been criminally underrated over the years. He always does a job in front of the defence and very rarely puts in a bad performance. He’s never been a regular scorer but will try and press and help in every area.
6) Gary McAllister
Surprisingly signed for Liverpool at the age of 35 but made a huge contribution during his two years at the club. He scored five league goals during his 55 appearances and also played a critical role in securing the treble in 2001,
