That unforgettable 2019/20 season saw Liverpool dominate the league, finishing with 99 points, just one shy of Manchester City’s 100-point record. It was a team built on intensity, chemistry, and unshakable belief.
Here’s a look at where the key players from that title-winning squad are now five years on:
Alisson Becker
Still Liverpool’s No.1 and one of the best goalkeepers in the world. Despite interest from top clubs, he’s remained loyal and continues to be a crucial figure between the sticks.
Trent Alexander-Arnold
A local hero turned global star. Now vice-captain, Trent has evolved into a hybrid full-back/midfielder role and remains one of the club’s most creative forces.
Virgil van Dijk
The Dutch colossus is still wearing the captain’s armband. Though he’s faced some injury setbacks, Van Dijk remains central to Liverpool’s defense and leadership structure.
Joe Gomez
Still at Liverpool but with a more rotational role. He’s been deployed at both center-back and full-back, and is often linked with a move abroad possibly part of the Rodrygo deal.
Andy Robertson
The relentless Scotsman remains a fan favorite. While injuries have affected his minutes, he still features regularly and offers unmatched work rate down the left.
Fabinho
Left the club in 2023 for Al-Ittihad in the Saudi Pro League. After years of dominance as Liverpool’s midfield anchor, he became one of the early big-name moves to Saudi Arabia.
Jordan Henderson (Captain in 2020)
Departed in 2023 to join Steven Gerrard’s Al-Ettifaq, but returned to Europe shortly after with Ajax. His departure marked the end of an era at Anfield.
Georginio Wijnaldum
Left in 2021 for PSG, but struggled to make an impact. Spent time on loan at Roma and eventually moved to the Saudi League as well.
Mohamed Salah
Still Liverpool’s talisman for now. Despite heavy interest from the Saudi Pro League, Salah continues to deliver goals and magic, but this summer may be decisive for his future.
Sadio Mané
Left for Bayern Munich in 2022, then moved to Saudi Arabia (Al-Nassr). A legend at Anfield whose departure was deeply felt by fans and teammates alike.
Roberto Firmino
Another icon of the Klopp era. Left in 2023 after his contract expired and now plays in Saudi Arabia with Al-Ahli, though injuries have limited his impact there.
Key Substitutes & Squad Players:
James Milner Joined Brighton in 2023 and continues to defy age.
Divock Origi Left in 2022 for AC Milan, later loaned to Nottingham Forest.
Takumi Minamino Moved to AS Monaco in 2022, now a regular starter in Ligue 1.
Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain Now playing for Beşiktaş in Turkey.
Naby Keïta Joined Werder Bremen in 2023 but has struggled with injuries.
Manager: Jürgen Klopp
The architect of Liverpool’s modern era stepped down at the end of the 2024/25 season. His departure marked the end of a golden chapter in the club’s history. He’s currently on sabbatical, enjoying time away from the game.
A Legacy That Lasts Forever
That 2019/20 team wasn’t just about trophies — it was about restoring belief, reigniting the passion at Anfield, and proving that patience, culture, and unity can conquer modern football’s chaos. They’ll forever be remembered as legends.
From 2020 champions to a new era in 2025 the journey goes on.
