Your Liverpool player of the season
We asked you to select your Liverpool player of the season from the four candidates chosen by our fan contributor.And with the poll now closed, we can reveal the winner is... Mohamed Salah!Here's what Jordan Chamberlain at Empire of the Kop, external said about him:Most goals, most assists and the most goal contributions in a Premier League season - ever. Salah has been unrivalled among the division's forwards.Liverpool wouldn't have won the title without him - and renewing his contract was absolutely vital to the club's chances of more silverware next term.See the final poll breakdown
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