Steve McManaman pinpoints where Liverpool can get even better after clinching Premier League title
The Reds face a tough task bettering this season having only lost one and drawn two in the league
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Your support makes all the difference.Steve McManaman believes Liverpool should buy a new winger in their efforts to get even better after clinching the Premier League title.
The Reds sealed their first league crown in 30 years on Thursday after Chelsea’s win against Manchester City.
And a record Premier League points tally is also within reach, with Manchester City’s 100 points the target to beat.
But former Reds midfielder McManaman believes Jurgen Klopp’s side can get even stronger next season.
“It’s difficult, we spoke about Timo Werner. They will lose players of course,” McManaman told BT Sport.
“They’ll want to play more games, such as Adam Lallana, Dejan Lovren or Xherdan Shaqiri.
“Some of the younger players will come in too. But they need more bodies and experience just in case one of the main men get injured and are out for a while.
“If that’s the front three, it’s very hard and it’s a difficult task for Klopp, Another central defender perhaps, maybe cover at left-back?
“I’d like them to get a winger in, they don’t have a true winger. If Plan A isn’t working, they can go to a tricky winger to change the team up. But it’s very hard to better what they’re doing.”
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