Steven Gerrard has been named Liverpool’s greatest player of all time list as the final five names of their top 100 were revealed.
The club have released the final rankings in their ‘Liverpool’s Greatest’ list, with the final five names ranked on a special live show.
Throughout the week, Liverpool have been counting down the top 10, starting with Ian Callaghan (10th), Roger Hunt (9th), Virgil van Dijk (8th), Alan Hansen (7th), and Graeme Souness (6th).
With Salah left out, he was guaranteed a place in the top five, and Liverpool have revealed the Egyptian was voted fourth.
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Sunday, April 19, 2026: Liverpool's Mohamed Salah celebrates after scoring the first goal during the FA Premier League match between Everton FC and Liverpool FC, the 248th Merseyside Derby, at Bramley-Moore Dock. (Photo by David Rawcliffe/Propaganda)
1. Steven Gerrard
2. Kenny Dalglish
3. Ian Rush
4. Mohamed Salah
5. John Barnes
The 33-year-old, who has yet to confirm his next club, concluded his Liverpool career at the end of last season with the third-most goals in club history (257) and the fifth-most assists (120).
John Barnes, meanwhile, finished fifth of all-time, a spot worthy of the incredible talent that he showcased predominantly as a left winger and then in midfield over 10 seasons at Anfield.
Liverpool's John Barnes (left) celebrates the winning goal with Ian Rush (right) 1989 FA Cup final, Wembley (PA Images)
Digger’s lightning-quick feet and football brain defined his time at the club, and he remains heavily involved with the club off the pitch in retirement.
Ian Rush, the club’s all-time leading goalscorer with a seemingly insurmountable 346 goals, was voted third, reflecting his awe-inspiring 660 appearances in red.
Yet the Welshman also did his fair share of setting up goals as a No. 9; he is currently ranked 11th for assists (83).
As for the top two, Sir Kenny Dalglish finished behind Steven Gerrard, with the pair representing two of the most transformative players of their respective generations.
Few would debate their place in the top two, but their final positions may be somewhat of a surprise with the club’s former No. 8 taking the top spot.
The duo lead the assist charts (First: Dalglish – 171, Second: Gerrard – 145), and sit sixth (Gerrard) and eighth (Dalglish) in the all-time goal charts.
Dalglish was the standout during the club’s most decorated period, with an elite ability to unpick defences and set up his teammates, combined with world-class finishing.
Liverpool's Steven Gerrard celebrates victory with The UEFA Champions League Trophy, Istanbul 2005 (PA Images)
A man of class and humility, Dalglish later twice led the club with distinction from the touchline.
Gerrard’s 17-year career at the club, meanwhile, is a highlight reel in itself, and he will now be etched as the greatest player to grace the pitch for Liverpool.
He was the driving force during turbulent times and a source of constant inspiration as one of the greatest midfielders of his era.
Liverpool’s Greatest Players of All Time: Top 100
LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND - Saturday, August 29, 2020: A new street art mural of Liverpool FC players Steven Gerrard, Jamie Carragher, Robbie Fowler, Virgil van Dijk and Kenny Dalglish. The mural was created by Murwalls on the side of the Arc Hotel near Liverpool FC's Anfield Stadium. (Pic by Propaganda)
The list was determined by fan votes, former players, journalists and a club panel, combined with statistics for each individual:
100. Alexis Mac Allister
99. Dominik Szoboszlai
98. Luis Garcia
97. Jack Cox
96. Bobby Robinson
95. Adam Lallana
94. Lucas Leiva
93. Curtis Jones
92. Dick Forshaw
91. Danny Murphy
90. David Johnson
89. Jack Parkinson
88. Sam Raybould
87. Philippe Coutinho
86. Jerzy Dudek
85. Phil Taylor
84. Gerry Byrne
83. Vladimir Smicer
82. Matt Busby
81. Dirk Kuyt
80. Ray Houghton
79. Daniel Sturridge
78. Tommy Lawrence
77. Ronnie Moran
76. Luis Diaz
75. Alan A’Court
74. Dietmar Hamann
73. Tom Bromilow
72. Joel Matip
71. Emile Heskey
70. Albert Stubbins
69. Gini Wijnaldum
68. Fabinho
67. David Fairclough
66. Joe Gomez
65. John Aldridge
64. Pepe Reina
63. John Arne Riise
62. Peter Thompson
61. Craig Johnston
60. Ephraim Longworth
59. Sammy Lee
58. Bob Paisley
57. Diogo Jota
56. Jamie Redknapp
55. Divock Origi
54. Xabi Alonso
53. Peter Beardsley
52. Donald MacKinlay
51. Jack Balmer
50. John Toshack
49. Jimmy Case
48. James Milner
47. Alex Raisbeck
46. Steve McMahon
45. Chris Lawler
44. Fernando Torres
43. Jan Molby
42. Bruce Grobbelaar
41. Steve Nicol
40. Harry Chambers
39. Alan Kennedy
38. Steve McManaman
37. Tommy Smith
36. Ray Kennedy
35. Mark Lawrenson
34. Terry McDermott
33. Ronnie Whelan
32. Elisha Scott
31. Gordon Hodgson
30. Steve Heighway
29. Sami Hyypia
28. Trent Alexander-Arnold
27. Ron Yeats
26. Andy Robertson
25. Jordan Henderson
24. Michael Owen
23. Jamie Carragher
22. Roberto Firmino
21. Phil Thompson
20. Ian St John
19. Sadio Mane
18. Phil Neal
17. Emlyn Hughes
16. Alisson
15. Luis Suarez
14. Kevin Keegan
13. Ray Clemence
12. Robbie Fowler
11. Billy Liddell
10. Ian Callaghan
9. Roger Hunt
8. Virgil van Dijk
7. Alan Hansen
6. Graeme Souness
5. John Barnes
4. Mohamed Salah
3. Ian Rush
2. Kenny Dalglish
1. Steven Gerrard