Regardless of whether Liverpool are able to rescue their Premier League season and secure a seventh successive Champions League finish, there will be few within the walls of Anfield who are able to take any pleasure from what has largely been a poor campaign on Merseyside.
In truth, it will perhaps only be the continued record-breaking exploits of Mohamed Salah and the heroics of Alisson Becker at the other end of the field that Kopites are able to recall with fond memories at the end of a season that looks likely to finish with a place in UEFA's second-rate competition. Or worse.
None at Anfield, however, will examine the Reds' 2022/23 Premier League and Champions League quests with a greater serving of sorrow than Fabinho. The Brazilian, who had previously been a lynchpin of Jurgen Klopp's domestic, European and international trophy-sweeping juggernaut, has spent parts of a flawed campaign being pulled from pillar to post in midfield.
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