It wasn’t a January transfer deadline day that saw Liverpool welcome new players to the club, but Jamie Carragher seemed to welcome the lack of panic in signing for the Reds, ahead of a busy summer.
Speaking to Sky Sports, the ex-Red said: “I’m convinced Liverpool will have a great summer, I’m sure a lot of fans wanted them to have a great January, but I wouldn’t want Liverpool to go back to what they used to be. do when I was playing where you’d be buying players and hoping it would work.”
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Jurgen Klopp has always been famous for waiting for the “right” player, whether that means having to wait multiple transfer windows to complete a deal.
However, it also appears that the boss didn’t want to bring in any more players this month, instead waiting until the summer to cover the potential losses of Naby Keita, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Arthur Melo, James Milner and Bobby Firmino.
You can watch Carragher’s thoughts on Liverpool’s transfer activity via Sky Sports:
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