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The article "Liverpool icon names best Liverpool team" discusses Liverpool FC legend Jamie Carragher’s views on the club’s greatest ever team and players. Carragher, who spent 17 seasons at Anfield, weighing in on who stands out among Liverpool’s best. Traditionally, Kenny Dalglish and Steven Gerrard have been considered Liverpool's greatest players. Dalglish, "King Kenny," joined in 1977 and led Liverpool to an era of dominance, including six league titles and three European Cups, both as player and manager. Gerrard progressed from the youth academy to become captain and is famous for leading Liverpool to the memorable 2005 Champions League victory. Carragher has now added Mohamed Salah to the debate, recognizing the current star's significant contribution to the club’s success.

The article also highlights the long-standing debate over Liverpool’s best-ever team. It references Bob Paisley's legendary Liverpool side from 1976 to 1984, which won seven league titles, four European Cups, and various domestic trophies, achieving feats rivaled only by clubs like Barcelona. This team’s sustained success cements it as one of Liverpool's most famous and possibly the greatest in the club’s history.

Additional perspectives include anecdotes about other club legends: Virgil van Dijk’s leadership and influence are showcased through his contributions to the 2024–25 Premier League title, both on and off the pitch, such as his playlist for the title celebrations. Furthermore, former Liverpool midfielder Steve McMahon named John Barnes as the best teammate he played with, praising Barnes’s exceptional skill and influence in Europe during his peak years, even above Dalglish and Rush.

Overall, the article portrays a multifaceted view of Liverpool’s legendary figures, balancing historic icons, recent champions, and influential players who have shaped the club’s identity and continued success.

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