Every Premier League debut Jurgen Klopp has given at Liverpool

Jurgen Klopp has handed out 45 debuts at Liverpool in the Premier League - and counting. Here is every one made so far.

Jurgen Klopp arrived at Liverpool in October 2015 and will depart the club after this season. It's been a remarkable spell at Anfield - the most successful since the 1980s.

The German has helped to transform Liverpool, building his own team and then gradually building another one. In fact, Joe Gomez is the only remaining player from the squad Klopp inherited.

As a result, Klopp has given a lot of debuts in the Premier League. 45, to be exact - more than any other manager in that time.

There have been some big new signings from abroad, moving to England and playing in its top flight for the first time. There have also been an awful lot of young players.

We saw the latter in effect on Wednesday, with Jayden Danns coming on to play the final few minutes against Luton Town. That was debut no.45 and it felt very much in line with debut no.1 - Kevin Stewart, a youth player who stepped into the first-team and ended up playing 11 Premier League games before moving on.

Other youth players have gone on to be regulars, though. Trent Alexander-Arnold made his debut under Klopp and will go down as an all-time Liverpool great, while Curtis Jones has now played 80 Premier League games with many more to come.

Hopefully, a few more names will join them in that as Klopp has debuted several more youngsters over the last year or so. Ben Doak, Jarell Quansah, James McConnell, Conor Bradley and Owen Beck all have very bright futures at the club.

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Every Premier League debut under Jurgen Klopp

Date in brackets

• Kevin Stewart (February 2016)

• Sheyi Ojo (March 2016)

• Connor Randall (April 2016)

• Danny Ward (April 2016)

• Cameron Brannagan (May 2016)

• Pedro Chirivella (May 2016)

• Sergi Canos (May 2016)

• Ragnar Klavan (August 2016)

• Marko Grujic (August 2016)

• Joel Matip (August 2016)

• Loris Karius (September 2016)

• Ovie Ejaria (November 2016)

• Ben Woodburn (November 2016)

• Trent Alexander-Arnold (December 2016)

• Dominic Solanke (August 2017)

• Alisson Becker (August 2018)

• Naby Keita (August 2018)

• Fabinho (October 2018)

• Rafael Camacho (January 2019)

• Curtis Jones (December 2019)

• Takumi Minamino (January 2020)

• Neco Williams (June 2020)

• Thiago Alcantara (September 2020)

• Nat Phillips (October 2020)

• Caoimhin Kelleher (December 2020)

• Rhys Williams (December 2020)

• Kostas Tsimikas (February 2021)

• Ozan Kabak (February 2021)

• Ibrahima Konaté (September 2021)

• Tyler Morton (November 2021)

• Kaide Gordon (January 2022)

• Luis Diaz (February 2022)

• Darwin Nunez (August 2022)

• Bobby Clark (August 2022)

• Stefan Bajcetic (August 2022)

• Ben Doak (December 2022)

• Cody Gakpo (January 2023)

• Dominik Szoboszlai (August 2023)

• Wataru Endo (August 2023)

• Jarell Quansah (August 2023)

• Ryan Gravenberch (September 2023)

• James McConnell (November 2023)

• Conor Bradley (January 2024)

• Owen Beck (January 2024)

• Jayden Danns (February 2024)