
After Liverpool’s 2-2 draw at home against Manchester United on Super Sunday, former Reds defender Jamie Carragher has urged the club to sign a new left-back. Carragher voiced his concerns about the current state of the left-back position at Liverpool, suggesting that the team is in need of reinforcements. Despite Andy Robertson’s legendary status at the club, Carragher believes the Scotland international is struggling to maintain the high standards expected from him. Furthermore, Carragher expressed doubts about Konstantinos Tsimikas' ability to consistently perform at the required level when called upon to replace Robertson.
Carragher highlighted Trent Alexander-Arnold’s poor performance in the draw against United and admitted that while he expects the right-back to improve, the overall depth in Liverpool's defense could use a boost. He also praised Conor Bradley, but his focus was on the need for a new left-back.
The former defender stressed that securing a quality left-back in the upcoming January transfer window could be a game-changer for Liverpool’s title aspirations. "I think if Liverpool could get a left-back in January, I think that’d put Liverpool in a really strong position to win the league," Carragher said. His statement reflects a sense of urgency to strengthen the squad and address what he perceives as a vulnerability in the team’s defensive options.

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