The Brazilian enjoyed the most productive season of his Anfield career thus far last time out, scoring 27 of the 91 goals mustered by Jürgen Klopp's first-choice front three.
But Aldridge was most impressed by the regularity with which Liverpool's No.9 created space for his pacier colleagues, a factor he feels brings balance to the forward line as a whole.
"When you've got three players [up top], you've got to strike a balance - we're very well balanced," he told Liverpoolfc.com.
"You've got to get different things from different players and he just balances it. The way he comes off, the other lads can go into a central role, Mane or Salah.