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Rating every Liverpool transfer window under FSG out of 10

FSG have put Liverpool FC up for sale, it has been reported on Monday.

The Fenway Sports Group purchased Liverpool in October of 2010.

During that time they have guided Liverpool to their first-ever Premier League tittle, a 6th Champions League, one League Cup and one FA Cup.

Now, with FSG looking to sell, 101GreatGoals has taken a look back at every transfer window FSG have overseen, and rated them out of 10.

As there is a lot of windows to get through, summer and winter windows will be included in one section. So the 2011/12 rating will consist of the 2011 summer window and the 2012 winter window, for example.

FSG’s first transfer window in charge of Liverpool came in the middle of the 2010/11 season, so we will first look at the winter window of 2011.

2010/11 (Winter only) – 8/10

Key signings: Andy Carroll, Luis Suarez.

Total spent: £58.8m

Total made: £57.08m

Net spend: -£1.75m

2011/12 – 4/10

Key signings: Stewart Downing, Jordan Henderson, Charlie Adam, Sebastian Coates, Jose Enrique, Craig Bellamy.

Key players sold: Raul Meirelles, David N’Gog, Paul Konchesky.

Total spent: £56.9m

Total made: £19.2m

Net spend: -£37.7m

2012/13 – 5 /10

Key signings: Joe Allen, Daniel Sturridge, Fabio Borini, Phillippe Coutinho, Nuri Sahin

Key players sold: Charlie Adam, Alberto Aquailani, Andy Carroll (loan), Dirk Kuyt.

Total spent: £61.5m

Total made: £9.1m

Net spend: -£52.4m

2013/14 – 4.5/10

Key signings: Manadou Saka, Iago Aspas, Simon Mignolet, Luis Alberto, Victor Moses, Kolo Toure.

Key players sold: Andy Carroll, Jonjo Shelvey, Stewart Downing, Fabio Borini, Jay Spearing.

Total spent: £50.7m

Total made: £28.3m

Net spend: -£22.4m

2014/15 – 4/10

Key signings: Adam Lallana, Dejan Lovren, Lazar Markovic, Mario Balotelli, Alberto Moreno, Divock Origi, Emre Can, Rick Lambert, Javier Manquillo.

Key players sold: Luis Suarez, Daniel Agger, Pepe Reina, Martin Kelly, Suso.

Total spent: £132m

Total made: £86.5m

Net spend: -£45.5m

2015/16 – 6/10

Key signings: Christian Benteke, Roberto Firmino, Nathaniel Clyne, Danny Ings, Marko Grujic, Joe Gomez.

Key players sold: Raheem Sterling, Fabio Borini, Iago Aspas, Ricky Lambert, Sebastian Coates.

Total spent: £110.2m

Total made: £79m

Net spend: -£31.2m

2016/17 – 8/10

Key signings: Sadio Mane, Georginio Wijnaldum, Loris Karius, Joel Matip, Ragnar Klavan.

Key players sold: Christian Benteke, Jordon Ibe, Joe Allen, Martin Skrtel, Mario Balotelli, Kolo Toure, Mamadou Sakho (loan).

Total spent: £69.6m

Total made: £74.1m.

Net spend: +£4.5m

2017/18 – 9.5/10

Key signings: Mohamed Salah, Virgil van Dijk, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Andy Robertson, Dominic Solanke.

Key players sold: Philippe Coutinho, Mamadou Sakho, Lucas Leiva, Divock Origi (loan).

Total spent: £152m

Total made: £161m

Net spend: +£9m

2018/19 – 7/10

Key signings: Alisson, Naby Keita, Fabinho, Xherdan Shaqiri.

Key players sold: Dominic Solanke, Danny Ward, Loris Karius (loan), Harry Wilson (loan).

Total spent: £159m

Total made: £36m

Net spend: -£123

2019/20 – 3/10

Key signings: Takumi Minamino, Sepp van den Berg, Adrian.

Key players sold: Danny Ings, Ryan Kent, Simon Mignolet, Harry Wilson, Marko Grujic (loan).

Total spent: £9.5m

Total made: £38.7m

Net spend: +£29.2m

2020/21 – 7.5/10

Key signings: Diogo Jota, Thiago, Kostas Tsimikas.

Key players sold: Dejan Lovren, Harry Wilson (loan), Adam Lallana, Nathaniel Clyne.

Total spent: £73.6m

Total made: £14.99m

Net spend: -£58.61m

2021/22 – 7/10

Key signings: Luis Diaz, Ibrahima Konate.

Key players sold: Harry Wilson, Taiwo Awoniyi, Xherdan Shaqiri, Georginio Wijnaldum.

Total spent: £75.7m

Total made: £25.7m

Net spend: -£50m

2022/23 (Summer only) – 4/10

Key signings: Darwin Nunez, Fabio Carvalho, Arthur Melo.

Key players sold: Sadio Mane, Neco William, Takumi Minamino, Marko Grujic, Ben Davies.

Total spent: £83m

Total made: £70.3

Net spend: -£12.7m

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Josh Barker

Middlesbrough fan from the North East of England. @JoshBarker979 on Twitter.

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