Every player who scored or assisted during Andoni Iraola’s first pre-season with Liverpool

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Liverpool’s next game will be in the Premier League after they wrapped up pre-season with a 2-0 win over Como on Sunday.The Reds played six games in total during their first summer under Andoni Iraola, winning three times, drawing once and losing twice.In general it has been a good start to life at Liverpool for Iraola, with his players steadily getting to grips with the physicality his style of football demands. Some stood out more than others this summer, but a mix of 10 different goal-scorers across the six games showed that the Reds are going to rely on the collective this term.

Liverpool’s win over Como was all about Jeremy Jacquet! A goal and some brilliant defending, rate his performance!

Photo Credit: Getty Images/Lewis Storey 10 different Liverpool players scored this pre-seasonSpreading the goals around is usually the sign of a good team, and though Liverpool fans may have wanted more from Alexander Isak, for example, it is a positive that so many players found the net this summer.Kieran Morrison was the first to do so, and though it was a slightly underwhelming pre-season from the Northern Irishman, he will always have the distinction of scoring Liverpool’s first goal under Iraola, albeit an unofficial one.Dominik Szoboszlai scored probably the best goal of the summer with his strike against Sunderland, with Federico Chiesa and Lewis Koumas also chipping in with tidy finishes during the same game.Liverpool would probably like to have scored more than once against Wrexham, but Rio Ngumoha‘s messy, deflected goal won the day, with the youngster showing his potential from the right wing.READ MORE: Liverpool’s player ratings vs Como as Jeremy Jacquet steals the show in eye-catching debutAnother impressive young player, Luke Chambers, was next to score as he slammed home against Leeds United, before Florian Wirtz slotted home later in the half.Wirtz was actually the only Liverpool player to score more than once this summer, although there was some suggestion that Isak may have got the final touch on his goal against Monaco at Anfield.Isak certainly claimed the first one, with the Swede showing why Liverpool paid such a big sum to prise him from Newcastle last year. His touch and finish against the Principality side demonstrated all of his striker’s instinct.Finally, Cody Gakpo got what could be his final goal in a Reds shirt with a well-taken left-footed goal against Como, before Jeremy Jacquet rounded out the scoring by tapping in after good work from Gakpo and Virgil van Dijk.Two players lead the way for assistsWith the goal-scoring spread out, the goal-creating was also shared between a number of different players this year, with eight in total setting up Liverpool to score.Encouragingly, Jeremie Frimpong was one of two players who assisted more than once, with his cutback for Wirtz against Leeds and the cross for Gakpo to put Liverpool ahead against Como two very good pieces of play.Photo by Dustin Satloff/Getty ImagesSzoboszlai also claimed two assists, with his through ball for Koumas to score past Sunderland the best of the pair.Though he had a poor pre-season, Harvey Elliott also ended it with a goal contribution, while Calvin Ramsay will be pleased to have done the same.Milos Kerkez will be aiming to set up more than the two goals he managed during his debut season with Liverpool, and his flick to put the ball on a plate for Chambers against Leeds is a good way of doing that.Meanwhile, Isak claimed an assist for Wirtz’s scrappy goal against Monaco, just after Ryan Gravenberch had set him up brilliantly score in the same match.Finally, Gakpo became only the third player to score and assist for Liverpool this summer as he did both against Como on Sunday, laying the ball expertly into the path of Jacquet to finish pre-season – and perhaps his career at Anfield – in style.Join Our NewsletterReceive a digest of our best Liverpool content each week direct to your mailbox