Jordon Ibe was one of few players to come out of Liverpool's dismal 2014/15 season with any credit, and now manager Brendan Rodgers will be plotting how to get the best out of the promising young attacker next season.
Ibe was one of the stars of the second half of the season for Rodgers, with a smattering of scintillating displays serving to lift consistently flagging spirits.
Liverpool must know they have a real talent on their hands in Ibe.
So how do they get the best out of him in Merseyside red in 2015/16?
With Ibe's attacking counterpart Raheem Sterling looking set to depart Merseyside this summer after conjuring—with much help from his Machiavellian representative, Aidy Ward—a media storm by intimating that he wishes to leave the club as soon as possible, as reported BBC Sport's Ben Smith, the 19-year-old has already begun to be painted as the anti-Sterling.