This summer marked the start of a new era for Liverpool and Jurgen Klopp as they waved goodbye to the long-serving Sadio Mane after six trophy-laden years at Anfield.
After last season's near miss of unprecedented quadruple glory, where the Reds featured in every game possible throughout the campaign, Mane's departure was viewed as a huge blow for Klopp's side because of how influential Senegal international he had become during the second half of the season.
Though, Liverpool wasted no time in securing his 'replacement' as they moved swiftly to sign Benfica forward Darwin Nunez for an initial fee of £64m, marking the start of a more conventional front-line for the Reds, as Roberto Firmino edges closer to his 31st birthday.
