Carragher on Liverpool's Transfers: "I'm Disappointed"

Former Liverpool defender Jamie Carragher isn't entirely satisfied with his old club's transfer dealings. The Merseyside giants spent €264 million this summer alone, and over €600 million in the last two years, yet they saw one of their most iconic figures of recent seasons, Mohamed Salah, depart. Carragher views this as a major issue, as the 'Reds' haven't brought in a single new player specifically for that position or a left-footed winger. Liverpool's biggest deal this summer was announced in the final days before the transfer window closed, with €125 million paid for Bradley Barcola from Paris Saint-Germain.

“The main thing was for the team to improve in terms of depth, and they brought in two wingers. Barcola is the real star, but you're talking about Salah, and he plays on the opposite flank. Liverpool doesn't have a true right-sided player who is left-footed, like Mo Salah was. I'm disappointed and not entirely sure what we'll do on the right wing now. The team doesn't look balanced. Liverpool doesn't have enough defenders and probably needs another midfielder,” Carragher commented on the squad.