3. Conor Bradley - RB
Much like Kelleher, Bradley got his opportunity through an injury to the man in front of him, which in this case was Trent Alexander-Arnold.
Bradley wasted little time taking his chance and running with it as he fit into the Starting XI seamlessly with his attacking endeavor combined with a fearlessness in defense.
This well-taken goal for any forward, let alone a right-back, spurred his confidence to new levels and he rose from there. Bradley was playing so well for Liverpool there were talks that when Trent was healthy again Klopp could not bench the Northern Irishman.
An unfortunate injury he picked up just as TAA returned somewhat stalled his season, but he did enough damage already to prove to Arne Slot and his incoming staff he is a crucial piece both now and in the future.