Jamie Carragher believes Liverpool were unable to win the Premier League during his playing days due to a lack of star quality on the wings, despite being consistently strong in Europe

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has opened up on why he never won the Premier League, naming two players he thinks would have helped win the Reds the title

The peak years of Carragher’s career took place across the first decade of the century, mainly under Rafael Benitez.

From the early to late 2000s, Old Trafford was home to David Beckham, Ryan Giggs, Cristiano Ronaldo, Nani, Ji-Sung Park and, occasionally when asked to fill in out wide, a certain Wayne Rooney. Now, this is not a point designed to make Manchester United supporters feel nostalgic.

Jamie Carragher has omitted two current Liverpool superstars from his all-time XI at the club, but feels one will make it in at the “end of his career” suggesting he feels he will stay despite exit rumours.

Liverpool hero Jamie Carragher was never able to win the Premier League title during his time at Anfield due to the Reds missing two specific future legends

Jamie Carragher has given fans his best ever Liverpool XI including names stretching across six decades. The Reds are a club with a huge history having dominated English and Europ

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has named his all-time Reds XI and just two of the current crop of players have made the cut. With Liverpool’s most consistent glory days coming in the second half of the 1970s and first few years of the ’80s,