Jamie Carragher thinks it will be tough for Liverpool to win the Premier League title as he has identified the two positions that need to be strengthened.
Liverpool have enjoyed a solid start to the new campaign as they currently sit fourth in the league and are just three points off the top.
“Whether they can go on and win the biggest trophy which is the Premier League – I think that will be tough,” Carragher told“I think Liverpool lack a top central midfield player and maybe another defender. Those gaps will be plugged whether that is in January or in the summer. I think they will be better equipped next season to go for the Premier League.”
Mohamed Salah has started the new campaign with a bang as he already has five goals and four assists to show from his first eight matches. Tightening things up at the back could prove to be the difference between Liverpool being a serious title challenger or just setting for a place in the top four.“We have big expectations for ourself, I had a little talk in the dressing room that we leave with the right information and when we come back that we can prepare the next super important period,” Klopp said.
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