of the greatest players to ever pull on a Red shirt and take the football world by storm.

The future LFC captain would win the Champions League, UEFA Cup and multiple FA Cup and League Cups during a 710-game Anfield career.

He played his last game for Liverpool aged 34 years and 358 days and has the unique distinction of featuring in both the youngest and oldest Premier League XI.

Jordon Ibe (17 years, 163 days)

Pacey midfielder Jordon Ibe made an immediate impact at Anfield when he came on for his debut aged 17 years and 163 days on the final day of the 2012-13 season.

The former Wycombe Wanderers winger provided the assist for Philippe Coutinho's decisive goal in a 1-0 win against Queens Park Rangers.

He was given an extended runin the team during the 2015-16 season but moved on to AFC Bournemouth, where he currently plays, the following campaign.

Jordan Rossiter (18 years, 153 days)

Jordan Rossiter joined Liverpool as an U6 player and graduated through the ranks to be handed his Premier League debut against Arsenal in August 2014, aged 18 years and 153 days.

The midfielder had made his bow in the League Cup the season prior and scored the opening goal in 2-2 draw with Middlesbrough to become what was then the second youngest scorer in the club's history, aged 17 years and 183 days.

He's currently at Rangers, now managed by Kop hero Gerrard.

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Michael Owen (17 years, 144 days)

Michael Owen burst on to the scene for Liverpool in May 1997, scoring just 16 minutes into his debut