Gerrard, Salah, Dalglish: Who is Liverpool's greatest player?

Mohamed Salah was named the Football Writers’ Association Men’s Footballer of the Year for 2021/22 on Friday morning.

The Egyptian forward has been tremendous for Liverpool this season, scoring 30 goals in 44 games.

Since signing for Liverpool in 2017, he has scored a total of 155 goals in 247 games. He’s also provided 61 assists.

His brilliance has helped Liverpool to five trophies, including the Champions League in 2019 and the Premier League in 2020.

More trophies are set to follow with Liverpool’s hopes of winning a historic quadruple in 2021/22 still alive.

Salah has been tremendous for the Reds and has already established himself as a club legend.

But where exactly does he rank among the club’s greatest players?

FourFourTwo have ranked the 50 greatest players in Liverpool history and you can view their list below…

50. Steve Nicol

49. Xabi Alonso

48. Steve McMannaman

47. James Milner

46. Tommy Lawrence

45. Albert Stubbins

44. John Aldridge

43. Fernando Torres

42. Steve McMahon

41. Gerry Byrne

Xabi Alonso and Fernando Torres are two of the best Spanish players to ever play in the Premier League.

Milner signed for the club in 2015 and, now 36, is still an integral part of the side.

40. Jimmy Case

39. Michael Owen

38. Sammy Lee

37. John Toshack

36. Roberto Firmino

35. Jan Molby

34. Jordan Henderson

33. Bruce Grobelaar

32. Trent Alexander-Arnold

31. Ronnie Whelan

Lee was a key cog of the Liverpool sides that won the Champions League in 1981 and 1984. Grobelaar’s famous ‘spaghetti legs’ helped the Reds beat Roma in the shootout in the latter.

Alexander-Arnold is already ranked Liverpool’s 32nd best player at 23 years old. He has the talent to finish his Liverpool career as one of their best players ever.

30. Ray Kennedy