Liverpool : Jamie Carragher parle de crise après quatre défaites d’affilée
Things are going badly for Liverpool. Beaten 2-3 by Brentford at Anfield on Saturday, the Reds suffered their fourth consecutive Premier League defeat. This run of losses is a dismal one for the reigning English champions, who are now seventh in the standings, seven points behind leaders Arsenal.
Arne Slot's team, despite being ambitious after a particularly expensive summer transfer window, seems to have become mired in doubt. A situation that has alarmed the club's veterans, starting with Jamie Carragher. The Sky Sports pundit didn't mince his words after the matchday 9 match against Brentford.
"It's time to talk about a crisis. Even for Brentford, losing four games in a row would be a disaster. Seeing the reigning champions, after a very spendthrift summer, in this situation is a crisis. Serious questions need to be asked in the dressing room between the players, the staff, and the management. Liverpool need to analyze the team's current form, because it's clearly not good enough," said the former iconic Reds defender.
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Trop de nouveau joueurs en meme temps, Alex Arnold qui quitte, Salah a veilli et en meforme. Klopp veut revenir donc c'est la solution.
Le match ne s'était pas déroulé a Anfield.
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