Liverpool News: Jamie Carragher explains midfield plans, loan players making an immediate impact

Liverpool are busy preparing for their Premier League match against Crystal Palace on Monday night.

The Reds have much to think about after kicking off the season with a 2-2 draw against newly promoted Fulham on Saturday at Craven Cottage. The match raised many questions for Jürgen Klopp, who was dissatisfied with his performance and hit with injury.

Klopp is therefore content to continue his pre-season work with an extended break between the games against Palace at Anfield. The summer transfer market is open until September 1st for him, leaving plenty of intrigue.

Mirror footballlatest Liverpool headlines:

Carragher calls attention in midfield

Jamie Carragher has forced a deal in the summer transfer window to help Liverpool solve their current midfield problems.

Thiago Alcantara's hamstring injury gave Jürgen Klopp a headache, but Carragher said the Reds had panic-buyed in the final weeks of the transfer window.

``Most people will say that Liverpool's midfield can be strengthened. "If you get the player they want, it's that midfielder," he told Sky Sports. Think about the wait, the deal fell apart in the summer, they waited until January, they needed another centre-back, so they didn't go find another centre-back. They waited and it proved very successful for the man they wanted.I'm sure that's what they do in midfield.

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Bradley welcomed Bolton's influence

The 19-year-old defender joined Bolton on loan at the end of last month but has already scored. vinegar.

Bolton manager Ian Evatt is already delighted with his goal. I know it's very similar to what I'm looking for, so it's an automatic fit," he said this week. , it's perfect for Liverpool because they know they can be taught, it's also perfect for us because you don't have to work on him from the beginning, he's already used to doing that and that's the advantage I think you're watching."

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Ferdinand's least favorite opponent

Rio Ferdinand is a Liverpool legend He listed Fernando Torres as his most hated opponent. Premier League.

Former Manchester United centre-back, Bolton Kevin He didn't enjoy playing against Suarez, but Torres was the top

"I was playing, but the ball was on the other side and we had a few fights during the match," Ferdinand said on the Vibe with Five YouTube channel.

``The ball went up the other side and he just stepped on my foot and there was no ball anywhere. It was an act - I had to do sutures and injections, so I went back and played, but for years it was fatal to me."

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