Liverpool signed Luis Alberto too soon in his career for him to make a proper impact. Now, he has hinted that he thinks he might have left a little too quickly.

Latest Liverpool news and gossip as Luis Alberto talks about his time at Anfield and praises former teammate Luis Suarez

JAMIE CARRAGHER has named his all-time Liverpool XI. The former Reds defender made 737 appearances for the Merseyside club between 1996 and 2013. Carragher, 46, is second on Liverpool’s

Federico Chiesa made his Liverpool debut against AC Milan to become the first to do so under Arne Slot, joining an interesting list of managers’ first debutants. Chiesa came off the bench in the final minutes of the 3-1 win over AC Milan in the Champions League league phase, for his first outing since joining from Juventus.

There was no place for either Trent Alexander-Arnold or Luis Suarez in Jamie Carragher's all-time Liverpool XI, with just two members of Arne Slot's team making the cut.

After rising through the academy ranks at Liverpool, Carragher went on to make his first team debut in January 1997 and remained at the club for 16 years before hanging up his boots in 2013.