Jamie Carragher has omitted two current Liverpool superstars from his all-time XI at the club, but feels one will make it in at the "end of his career" suggesting he feels he will stay despite exit rumours.

The peak years of Carragher’s career took place across the first decade of the century, mainly under Rafael Benitez.

Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has named what he believes is the club’s all-time greatest XI – and left out iconic players including Xabi Alonso, Luis Suarez and Trent Alexander-Arnold. Given their status as one of the biggest and most successful teams in the history of football,

Speaking on the latest episode of The Overlap's Stick to Football, brought to you by Sky Bet, Carragher named just two current Liverpool stars in the all-time XI – despite the club's success in recent years under former manager Jurgen Klopp.

Luis Suarez's Anfield stint was short but it was sweet and the Uruguayan excelled in difficult circumstances - but his breathtaking peak means he simply has to be in any ultimate Liverpool XI

Jamie Carragher did not include himself in his all-time Liverpool XI, selecting current Reds captain Virgil van Dijk next to Alan Hansen instead.

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Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher has opened up on why he never won the Premier League, naming two players he thinks would have helped win the Reds the title