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Carragher says Liverpool’s big-summer signings have, in hindsight, blown up and underlined broader recruitment flaws
He criticizes the Isak-Ekitike-Wirtz approach and questions Liverpool’s transfer strategy
Carragher calls for Declan Rice to reinforce Liverpool’s midfield balance and physical presence
He argues Liverpool’s pressing game has become risky and leaves them exposed at times
He contrasts Liverpool’s European success with struggles in domestic competition
He notes Luis Diaz’s departure and questions the Isak signing as factors
He highlights the potential need for a midfield rebuild centered on Declan Rice
Carragher emphasizes the importance of squad depth and fitness in Klopp-era style of play
He argues the Premier League’s strength influences European performance
Carragher believes Arsenal and Liverpool are the most dangerous in the knockout stages
He criticizes the club’s handling of player sales and extensions as part of the problem

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#2 out of 4

Liverpool missed a chance to pair Declan Rice with a single, transformative signing in 2023, as Carragher argued Rice could replace two midfield roles and elevate Liverpool's balance under Klopp.
Rice's set-piece quality and goal threat reinforce Carragher's view that he would have added modern, multi-purpose value to Liverpool's midfield.
Carragher suggested Rice could reshape Liverpool's midfield balance, unlocking higher ceilings with a single, impactful addition.
Rice’s performances for Arsenal underpin the argument that he would have been a cornerstone for Liverpool’s midfield future.
The 2023 Liverpool window is framed as a missed opportunity to secure Rice amid broader debates about transfer strategy and midfield depth.
Carragher’s stance merges a desire for a single elite addition with critique of the club’s midfield balance at the time.
Rice’s ability to contribute goals and assists, alongside defensive work, marks him as a modern midfielder with broader value.
Metro’s coverage in the new material reinforces Carragher’s argument that Liverpool missed a deal that Arsenal secured, highlighting ongoing debate about Rice’s value.
Gerrard’s current assessment spotlights Rice as a potential Player of the Year contender if Arsenal win the league, signaling the broader impact of the transfer narrative.
The new reference underscores Arsenal’s success in securing Rice and the implications for Liverpool’s missed opportunity in the title race context.

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sports17h ago

Buffon made a surprise CBS Sports appearance ahead of the Champions League group finale.
Buffon joined Kate Scott, Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher for a birthday banter segment.
Carragher’s birthday was acknowledged as Buffon shared the same age during the segment.
Buffon joked that he did not know Carragher, prompting laughter in the studio.
Buffon recalled a past U16 match where Italy allegedly beat England, and he saved a penalty.
Buffon retired from professional football in 2023 after a spell with Parma.
The segment positioned Buffon’s appearance within CBS Sports’ Champions League coverage.
The report notes Buffon’s birthday banter as part of CBS Sports’ coverage.
The feature is part of ongoing CBS Sports Champions League coverage.
Buffon serves as coordinator for the Italy men’s national team since 2023.

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Carragher reacts to Liverpool's potential CL opponents after finishing third in the group, criticizing the new format.
Liverpool could face Galatasaray, Club Brugge, Atletico Madrid, or Juventus in the round of 16.
Liverpool's 6-0 win over Qarabag pushed them to third in their group, shaping their knockout path.
Carragher argued that finishing third should not pit Liverpool against strong opponents under the new format.
Manchester City was cited as potentially benefiting from favorable draws in the same discussion.
The CBS Sports portion of the coverage featured Micah Richards commenting on Carragher's remarks.
The draw determining Liverpool’s bracket position was scheduled for Friday, per the report.
Liverpool hoped for a less daunting path after topping their group last season, according to Carragher’s remarks.
The article frames Carragher's reaction as part of broader concerns about the new Champions League format.
The piece notes Liverpool’s desire to avoid PSG-like pitfalls despite finishing third.

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