Every one of 82 Liverpool transfers under FSG rated - from Luis Suarez to Ryan Gravenberch
Thirteen years, 26 transfer windows, 82 first-team signings, over £1.1billion spent.
Since assuming control of Liverpool in October 2010, Fenway Sports Group have, more than almost anything else, constantly been judged on their ability in the transfer market. There have been some missteps, some inspirational business, some bargains, some expensive failures.
And here we rate (out of 10) every one of Liverpool's purchases under the stewardship of the American owners, taking into account their cost, their impact and, in some cases, the funds raised by their departure.
Not taken into consideration, though, are signings made specifically for the Academy - even if they did then make it into the first team, such as Stefan Bajcetic, Kaide Gordon, Ben Doak and Bobby Clark.
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January 2011
Luis Suarez (£22.8m, Ajax) 9, Andy Carroll (£35m, Newcastle United) 4
Suarez may have caused one or two problems during his time at Anfield, but there was no disputing his talent, particularly during the 2013/14 campaign. Carroll, bought after the sale of Fernando Torres to Chelsea, will always have a special place in the hearts of Reds fans for his FA Cup semi-final winner against Everton, but injuries and form made him a very expensive failure.
Summer 2011
Jordan Henderson (£16m, Sunderland) 10, Charlie Adam (£6.75m, Blackpool) 4, Alexander Doni (free) 5, Stewart Downing (£18.5m, Aston Villa) 6, Jose Enrique (£6m, Newcastle United) 6, Sebastian Coates (£4.9m, Nacional) 5, Craig Bellamy (free) 7
The Comolli summer. Ultimately, only Henderson provided real value for money
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