Who is Liverpool's best Premier League forward? Suarez? Fowler? Salah? Owen?

Luis Suarez faces his old club on Tuesday when Atletico Madrid host Liverpool in the Champions League.

But where would you rank him among the best Liverpool have had in that time?

Read about their top 10 goalscoring forwards (so not counting Steven Gerrard) in the league since 1992-93 and rank them below.

Robbie Fowler (1993-2001, 2006-07)

No Liverpool player has scored more Premier League goals than Robbie Fowler, the only man to net more than Gerrard.

Nicknamed 'God' by Liverpool fans and the most natural of finishers, he is the Reds' sixth top scorer ever in all competitions.

He would probably have scored many more goals if not for a bad injury at the age of 22 - with 83 of his 128 league goals for the Reds before then.

Michael Owen (1996-2004)

Another who, like Fowler, would have scored more if not for injury. Owen remains the only Liverpool player to win the Ballon d'Or - back in 2001 - the year he won five trophies for the club (including two minor ones).

Lightning fast and a lethal finisher, only Fowler and Gerrard scored more Premier League goals for Liverpool than Owen - despite the fact he left for Real Madrid at the age of 24 and never came back.

He slightly sullied his Liverpool reputation by joining Manchester United later on in his career.

Mohamed Salah (2017-)

Mohamed Salah's arrival from Roma in 2017-18 was probably one of the most decisive moments in recent Premier League history.

He joined a team who had not won a trophy in five seasons and only just qualified for the Champions League.

His four seasons with the Reds have seen a Champions League win, and a final defeat, a Premier League title winners' medal and two Golden Boots. Not bad for someone who is not even a striker by the old definition.

Sadio Mane (2016-)

Mane joined Liverpool the season before Salah and has enjoyed a similar amount of success, sharing the Golden Boot in 2018-19 with Salah and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

Two months older than Salah, he falls behind his team-mate on goals, assists and scoring rate.

Luis Suarez (2011-14)

Uruguay striker Suarez was a huge hit in three and a half seasons with Liverpool, winning the Golden Boot with 31 goals in 2013-14, the season they almost won the league.

The 2012 League Cup was the only trophy he won in his time in England.

He went on to greater success in Spain - winning La Liga in five of his seven years there, a Champions League, and he is Barcelona's third top scorer ever (198 goals).

Roberto Firmino (2015-)

One of Liverpool's current iconic front three with Salah and Mane, Firmino is the centre-forward in the team but only averages a goal every two and a half games.

He does have more assists than anybody else on this list though.

Fernando Torres (2007-2011)

Torres had the best minutes-per-goal ratio - and fewest games played - of any Liverpool forward on this list.

Like Suarez, Torres played three and a half seasons for Liverpool (only managing more than 24 league games once) without a load to show for it - before going on to fill his trophy cabinet elsewhere.

Torres played more times for Chelsea than Liverpool after his £50m move to Stamford Bridge, scoring fewer goals, but won the Champions League, Europa League and FA Cup there.

Dirk Kuyt (2006-2012)

Dutchman Kuyt was popular for his work-rate but was far from a prolific frontman for Liverpool. He played more than 30 Premier League games in each of his seasons at Anfield but never scored more than 13.

A League Cup in his final season was all he had to show for his time in England, trophy-wise.

Daniel Sturridge (2013-2019)

England striker Sturridge scored 50 Premier League goals for the Reds but 62% of them came in the first 23% of his time at the club.

He netted 31 Premier League goals in his first season and a half, finishing second only to Suarez in the Golden Boot race of 2013-14. The pair formed a lethal combination that season, taking the club to the brink of the title.

Injuries plagued him after that and he never hit double figures in a league afterwards for the Reds, West Brom or Trabzonspor.

Ian Rush (1992-1996, Premier League era)

Ian Rush is Liverpool's top goalscorer full stop - 346 in total, 229 in the league.

But he was 30 when the Premier League was established in 1992 so most of his goals came before then. However, having played for Liverpool for 15 years over two spells, his minutes-per-league-goal stat still ranks below most of the other players on this list.

He still managed a decent 45 Premier League goals in four seasons before leaving for Leeds.

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