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Liverpool fantasy football names to use in your mini-league

There is no doubt that having the best team name improves your FPL chances
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Avid Fantasy Premier League (FPL) managers will likely spend much of the pre-season tinkering with their squads, weighing up which Liverpool stars deserve a place alongside their favourite picks from the rest of the Premier League. 

Looking through the available players, Alexandre Isak is the most expensive player at £9.0million, while Dominik Szoboszlai, Virgil van Dijk, Florian Wirtz and Milos Kerkez are the most picked from the squad. There are also bargains within as we wait to see whether Jeremy Jacquet and Curtis Jones will play a big role in the starting XI. 

Time will tell whether a Bradley Barcola or a Rayan joining the club, with their prices and FPL excitement likely to be a fever pitch if they sign on at Anfield

But we're not here to build your team, we're here for the Liverpool fans searching for the perfect Fantasy Premier League team name to impress their mates in private leagues and earn a few laughs in the group chat. 

If you're a diehard Red looking to incorporate the 20-time English champions into your FPL team name, we've got plenty of inspiration to help you stand out: 

Classic 

We all love a classic Fantasy Premier League team name, and Liverpool supporters often draw inspiration from the legends who have worn the famous red shirt over the years. But some of the best names don't rely on current players or club icons at all. 

Our favourite classic is Top of the Kop,  a clever twist on the iconic UK music show Top of the Pops. It's simple, instantly recognisable and pays tribute to the Kop End, making it a timeless FPL team name. 

  • Klopp of the League 
  • Red Scouse 

New Signings 

Jeremy Jacquet and Víctor Muñoz are Liverpool's two new signings, so what better way to show your support than by giving them a starring role in your FPL team name as they settle into life at Anfield. 

The best one I've come across so far is built around Jeremy Jacquet: Get your Jacquet, you've Pool'd. You could changed to Liverpool'd if there are enough characters. It's a clever play on words and exactly the kind of niche pun that deserves a few laughs in any mini-league. 

Other classics that could work: 

  • Full Metal Jacquet 
  • Jacquet Potato 
  • The Munoz the Merrier 

Former Players 

Liverpool have been blessed with some of the Premier League's greatest players, and plenty of them have names that are perfect for an FPL-inspired pun. Whether it's a current star or an Anfield legend, picking your favourite could be the key to landing the funniest team name in your mini-league. 

Arguably, the best is Mohammed Salah’s - ChickenTikkaMoSalah - given his king status and my love for food. 

  • Ian no Rush 
  • ManĂ© Attraction 
  • Carra On Regardless 

Andoni Iraola specials 

Andoni Iraola is the new man at the helm, and Liverpool's future looks bright. After a difficult campaign under Arne Slot, the Reds are set to return to the high-intensity, high-pressing style that Iraola made his trademark at Bournemouth. 

There are no guarantees of instant success, but if you're backing the new era at Anfield, naming your FPL team after the Spaniard is a fitting way to celebrate his first season in charge. 

Better still, Iraola's name lends itself to plenty of clever wordplay. My personal favourite is Iraola Grande, a nod to pop superstar Ariana Grande. It might not improve your rank, but it should earn a few appreciative groans from your mini-league rivals. 

  • Pink Andoni Club 
  • Coca-Iraola 
  • Iraolacoaster 

Current players

Now, the current players have a lot of potential for the FPL team names, so why not just get straight into it.

  • 40 Year Old Virgil
  • Alisson Wonderland
  • Wirtz Case Scenario
  • They Tsimi Rollin’
  • EkitikiTaka 
  • Gakpose Intolerant
  • LoveTheWaySzoboszlai
  • Endo The World
  • Frimp My Ride
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