These are the only players who haven't been a disaster at Liverpool

Liverpool's start to the season has been rather atypical to what was expected in pre-season. The star signing of Uruguayan striker Darwin Núñez has yet to step up a gear and since Senegal's Sadio Mané left for Bayern Munich where he has fared badly, Egypt's Mohamed Salah has found it more difficult to create dangerous chances.

Defensively, things are also not kind, with centre-back Virgil van Dijk and full-back Trent Alexander-Arnold being heavily criticised for their constant lapses in concentration in defence that have made it difficult for the team on the pitch and have led to them dropping points. As a result, Jürgen Klopp has relied on Joe Gomez who has been outplayed and against Napoli had a game to forget.

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Almost every member of the squad has taken a negative point from the start of the season. However, Colombian Luis Diaz is one of those who is spared from being judged harshly. In addition to recent English media positions highlighting Diaz's sacrifice, there has been praise from former Spanish footballer Jose Enrique, who said that El Guajiro is one of the few players who is performing well.

"Liverpool's problems are not just down to the full-backs. When you look at the whole team, only Alisson Becker, Luis Diaz and Harvey Elliott are playing well, everyone else is performing badly. Liverpool have a worse team than last year, so it's not fair for people to expect Klopp to be fighting for the same trophies as last year.

<strong>Luis Díaz is a sex symbol</strong>

Luis Diaz's immediate rise to prominence on his arrival at Liverpool has helped him win over the Anfield faithful with his goals, as well as becoming the recent icon of the Colombian national team, who after failing to qualify for the Qatar 2022 World Cup, are now undergoing a total rebuild under the guidance of the Liverpool star, who has already been labelled a "Sex Symbol".