Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has agreed with Gary Neville‘s assessment of the club’s transfer strategy, stating that the Reds need to invest in their squad to maintain their Premier League title challenge.

Transfer Strategy Under Scrutiny

The Reds have been under scrutiny for their transfer policy, with many questioning whether the club has done enough to strengthen their squad in the summer window. Despite winning the Champions League and finishing second in the Premier League last season, Liverpool have only made three signings this summer – Sepp van den Berg, Harvey Elliott, and Adrian.

Carragher’s Agreement with Neville

Jamie Carragher, who played for Liverpool from 1997 to 2013, has echoed Gary Neville‘s sentiments that the Reds need to invest in their squad to keep up with their rivals. Neville, a former Manchester United defender, had criticized Liverpool‘s transfer strategy, stating that the club needs to spend more to maintain their title challenge.

Investment Needed

Carragher agrees with Neville, stating that Liverpool needs to invest in their squad to stay competitive. He believes that the club should not be afraid to spend money on quality players, especially in key positions such as the midfield and attack.

Competition from Rivals

Liverpool‘s rivals, including Manchester City, Chelsea, and Manchester United, have all invested heavily in their squads this summer. Manchester City signed Rodri and Joao Cancelo, while Chelsea brought in Christian Pulisic, Mateo Kovacic, and Hakim Ziyech. Manchester United, on the other hand, signed Harry Maguire, Aaron Wan-Bissaka, and Daniel James.

Conclusion

With the Premier League season set to kick off this weekend, Liverpool will be looking to maintain their title challenge against their rivals. However, with their current squad, it remains to be seen whether the Reds have enough depth and quality to compete with the likes of Manchester City and Chelsea. As Carragher and Neville have pointed out, investment in the squad may be necessary to ensure Liverpool‘s success this season.

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