Liverpool have a lot of players among their ranks.

Some have been sent out on loan, some are on the fringes of the first-team and some are regular starters.

No matter what role they have at Anfield, they're all important in one way or another and each of them serve a purpose.

For example, last season, Lewis Koumas was out on loan in the Championship and now, he's starting games for Liverpool and being used as Alexander Isak's deputy.

Thanks to his work ethic, he's managed to catch the eye of Iraola but, for some Liverpool players, that hasn't been the case.

One of the main transfer saga's from Liverpool's summer window was Harvey Elliott .

The Englishman had a rather disappointing loan spell with Aston Villa last term and, even though the Villans won the Europa League and Elliott scored their first goal of the season, he only featured in nine games for Unai Emery's men.

That's mainly because, after he'd played 10 games for Villa, they would've had to buy him for £35 million which they thought was a tad too much.