First it was Mohamed Salah. Then Diogo Jota. More recently, Luis Diaz followed suit.
And, it could be argued, Roberto Firmino set the tone once Jurgen Klopp had been installed as Liverpool boss almost seven years ago.
What all four forwards, along with the recently-departed Sadio Mane, have in common is they wasted little time in stamping their authority on the Reds attack following a big-money transfer.
