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Jamie Carragher believes a busy summer is needed at Liverpool(Image: Getty Images)

Jamie Carragher concedes that Liverpool will likely need six signings if they want to continue evolving - even though they have dominated the Premier League.

Despite that, holes remain in an ageing squad that many believe are reaching the end of its cycle.

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Often a team that dominates the Premier League would be one with few chinks in its armour, but Carragher maintains that "no football team can ever be considered the finished article".



The former Red has tipped the leading lights at Liverpool to build a squad that eclipses this current crop - even if they don't match their achievements.

He said in the Telegraph : "We are watching a very good Liverpool team on the brink of greatness.

My suspicion is that during the course of his reign, Arne Slot and the recruitment team above him will have constructed a better squad, regardless of whether they match or eclipse this year’s likely success."

Much has been made of Manchester City's decline following four successive Premier League titles.

They've had to act quick, signing several players in January, to address major issues and Carragher admitted that this Liverpool team won't need just the odd signing to keep them at the top.

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Instead he has called on a raft of new transfers if they want to remain at the summit and maintained that notable arrivals are needed regardless of whether Virgil van Dijk, Mohamed Salah and Trent Alexander-Arnold - who are all out of contract - choose to stay at Anfield.

He said: "When a team win the league, you anticipate one or two big signings to keep the juggernaut moving.

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