Andrew Robertson: From being a Celtic reject, Robertson has became a regular

figure in Liverpool's starting lineup. While the Reds reached the Champions League
final last year, Robertson registered five assists in the Premier League and had one
shot every two games with 1.1 key passes per game. Those are impressive numbers
for a defender!
Trent Alexander-Arnold: In the absence of Nathaniel Clyne, Alexander-Arnold
grabbed his chances and became a regular starter at the right back for Liverpool. He
impressed everyone with his crosses and long passes, and was an important figure
in his team's attacking moves.
He started for England against Belgium in place of Trippier in the final group game
and registered nine key passes - more than any other England player.