LFC Live - Rio Ferdinand changes Premier League title race prediction with new Liverpool verdict

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Rio Ferdinand has altered his Premier League title race prediction(Image: PA)

Rio Ferdinand believes Liverpool failing to sign Marc Guehi from Crystal Palace on transfer deadline day is the only thing that will stop them from "cleaning up everything" this season.

Chelsea are the only other unbeaten side through three matches, but Ferdinand does not believe they will be their closest challengers throughout the entire season.

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"I think you always have to have respect for the champions, no matter who it is," he has told the Daily Mail.

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"I think the only team who will be anywhere near Liverpool this season is Arsenal.

I think they've had a good window, and if [Viktor] Gyokeres comes good, it puts them in a better position.

"I don't think we'll see anyone else.

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