<ul><li><h2><strong>Years: </strong>2000-2005</h2></li><li><h2><strong>Appearances: </strong>118</h2></li><li><h2><strong>Goals: </strong>3</h2></li><li><h2><strong>Honours: </strong>Champions League (2005), FA Cup (2001), League Cup (2001, 2003), UEFA Super Cup (2001)</h2></li></ul>

Igor Biscan overcame some challenging moments to leave Liverpool having played a big part in the club's fifth European Cup triumph.

<p>Predominantly a midfielder, the Croatian could also be used at centre-back and joined the Reds from Dinamo Zagreb midway through the historic 2000-01 season.</p><p>He went on to make 21 appearances in the remainder of the campaign - including four each in the FA Cup and League Cup - as Gerard Houllier's men lifted three trophies and secured Champions League qualification.</p><p>Biscan struggled to adapt to the demands of English football, though, and was used sparingly by Houllier over the course of the next two years.</p><p>He came back into favour during 2003-04, starting 35 times across a campaign that would prove to be Houllier's last at the helm, with the Frenchman replaced by Rafael Benitez at the end of the season.</p><p>Biscan steadily gained the trust of Benitez as 2004-05 unfolded and he was named in the starting XI for all six knockout games in the Champions League as Liverpool embarked on a shock run to the final.</p><p>He was an unused substitute for the dramatic showpiece against AC Milan in Istanbul but was able to bow out as a European champion with the club before linking up with Panathinaikos that summer.</p>

Past playersIgor Biscan

Years: 2000-2005

Appearances: 118

Goals: 3

Honours: Champions League (2005), FA Cup (2001), League Cup (2001, 2003), UEFA Super Cup (2001)

Igor Biscan overcame some challenging moments to leave Liverpool having played a big part in the club's fifth European Cup triumph.