Date of birth: 18 April, 1995
Instagram: @divockorigi
Clubs: Lille, Liverpool
Within 18 months of scoring on his professional debut for Lille, one of the most promising young strikers in Europe signed for Liverpool. Despite a mixed time at Anfield, which included a loan spell at Wolfsburg, he has developed a cult following after scoring pivotal goals - namely a famous late derby winner against Everton and two in 2019's memorable Champions League semi-final comeback against Barcelona. Became Belgium's youngest World Cup goalscorer at the 2014 tournament.
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