Although Liverpool are yet to even reach the halfway point of the 2022/23 Premier League campaign, it's fair to say this season has been like no other in terms of talking points at Anfield.
After a pulsating 63-game season saw the Reds fall just short in their pursuit of an unprecedented quadruple, injuries and a collective struggle for form this time around have seen Jurgen Klopp's side come in for plenty of criticism this term.
To add to the on-field transition the Reds are dealing with, Fenway Sports Groups' welcoming of a partial/full sale at Anfield rocked the footballing ecosystem towards the back of 2022, with banks Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs currently exploring potential suitors.
