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And another two more calls made by the Kop legend back in April are bound to excite amid ongoing links to both Alexander Isak and Rodrygo.

With the Premier League champions' latest signing, Hugo Ekitike, their spending on seven new recruits over the summer months has almost crossed the £300m threshold.

So, I look at that and I think it probably makes sense," the former vice captain predicted first.

The Hungarian international became the Reds' third summer signing at a cost of £40m on June 26.

Carragher continued: "Listen, the one every club would love is Alexander Isak.

I'm not sure Liverpool would want to pay that type of money for one player.

'Ettateekay'.

"That smacks to me of the type of player Liverpool would sign.

I think he's 22 [years old], got great numbers this season and it almost looks to me that he's the type of player Liverpool would sign."

Carragher's keen senses were proven correct again on July 23, when Ekitike was named Liverpool's seventh recruit after agreeing a £79m package with Eintracht Frankfurt.

And lastly the club-record £100m - potentially rising to a British-record £116m - laid down for Florian Wirtz on June 20 gave the pundit a trio of excellent predictions.

"I still think Liverpool lack something going forward from midfield.

[Dominik] Szoboszlai does a great job, he's got a great engine but I think they can definitely get someone in there who can make and score more goals."

Whilst Anfield chiefs are due to place a focus on those who may be leaving in the coming weeks, there is no suggestion the spending spree is complete.

Even with £79m spent on a new striker, the ECHO understand Newcastle's Isak is still being considered by Liverpool, even if it would take at least £120m for the Premier League outfit to consider a sale.
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