Fantasy Premier League: Liverpool's top-performing assets so far this season

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Having reached the second international break of the season, now is a good time to take stock of what we have seen in the division so far and what that means for FPL managers.

Here's a look at the highest-scoring Reds players in the game to date…

Alexander Isak (£9.3m) - 61 points

Isak has registered an impressive 61 points from the opening 10 fixtures of the season.

Only one forward in FPL has returned more points and he is the sixth-highest-scoring player in the game overall.

The Sweden international has scored seven goals this season, which is the second-most of any player in the league. He has also registered an impressive 16 bonus points, more than any other player.

Isak is currently averaging 6.8 points per start and collecting FPL points every 12.2 minutes.

Florian Wirtz (£7.2m) - 46 points

Wirtz registered six attacking returns in the league across the opening 10 matches - one goal and five assists.

His five assists are the most of any Red in the league this season and he has also collected four clean sheet points as well as three bonus points on his way to 46 points so far.

The Germany international has had 23 attempts on goal in the league, with 18 coming from inside the box. He has also created 23 chances and supplied 17 crosses.

In FPL, managers like to invest in players with set-piece responsibility as it increases their potential route to points. Wirtz has had four shots from set-pieces this season. He has also taken seven corners and supplied four free-kick crosses.

Over the course of the season, the No.7 is averaging 4.6 points per start. However, this increases to 6.5 points per start over the last four gameweeks, providing an upward trend.

Jeremy Jacquet (£5.1m), Ronald Araujo (£5.5m) - 44 points

Defensive duo Jacquet and Araujo have both returned 44 points this term.

Jacquet has tallied four clean sheets in the first 10 fixtures of the season, with Araujo having registered five given he was substituted ahead of Crystal Palace's goal in Gameweek 10.

Jacquet has registered 10 defensive contribution points so far and Araujo has claimed eight of those. Defenders are awarded two defensive contribution points for every match where they register 10 or more defensive actions (clearances, blocks, interceptions and tackles won).

Both players have also registered three bonus points.

In the last three matches, Araujo has also had five shots on goal.

Meanwhile, over the course of the season, only captain Virgil van Dijk (£6.4m) has had more touches and received more passes than Jacquet has in the Liverpool team.