The summer transfer window was one of change at Liverpool.
Having lost the long-serving Sadio Mane, after six unbelievable years at Anfield, along with Divock Origi and Takumi Minamino, Jurgen Klopp was tasked with rebuilding his forward line.
Entrusted with filling the void of the Bayern Munich-bound Mane was Darwin Nunez, who was signed for an initial £64m from Portuguese giants Benfica. Elsewhere, Calvin Ramsay and Fabio Carvalho were added to the Reds' ranks, for a combined fee of just over £10m, as the club started to bring down the average age of Klopp's squad.