Liverpool legend: Jurgen Klopp needs to address this problem

Sadio Mane celebrates scoring a late equalizer

JAMIE CARRAGHER believes Liverpool don't have enough wide players.

Jurgen Klopp's first Premier League game in charge at Anfield ended in a 1-1 draw with Southampton.
Christian Benteke had given the hosts the lead after 77 minutes before Sadio Mane equalised with four minutes to go.
The Senegalese was then sent off after picking up two yellow cards in injury time.

Christian Benteke gave Liverpool the lead on 77 minutes

And Carragher believes his former side aren't creating enough chances because there aren't enough wide players in the squad.
Klopp started the game with a 4-3-2-1 formation that saw James Milner, Lucas Leiva and Emre Can playing behind Adam Lallana and Philippe Couthino with Divock Origi leading the line.
"There is still not enough being created and that's not something you're blaming Jurgen Klopp for, you're looking at the make-up of the squad," Carragher said.

"It probably goes back to the end of last season and since then the football hasn't been quick, fast it's been slow and very predictable.
"They're not creating good chances because he has no wide players. There's an abundance of No.10's that's Klopp's problem. There are a lot of things wrong with that squad in terms of quality and balance."