Jamie Carragher acknowledges he isn’t the biggest supporter of the Liverpool midfielder after drawing a comparison to Cole Palmer.

Jamie Carragher admits he’s not the biggest admirer of Dominik Szoboszlai but acknowledges the midfielder’s athleticism is crucial to Liverpool’s setup. The Hungarian has become a key player under Arne Slot as the Reds push for success this season.

However, with just four goals and three assists across all competitions, Szoboszlai’s attacking output falls short compared to Chelsea’s Cole Palmer, who has netted 14 times and provided eight assists. Discussing the evolution of attacking players, Carragher expressed a preference for Palmer’s style while speaking on The Overlap Fan Debate, presented by Sky Bet.

Carragher highlighted how modern attackers have become overly tactical, resembling “robots,” whereas Palmer reminds him of a 90s-era player. Reflecting on Chelsea’s 2-1 win over West Ham, he noted how Palmer’s movement and control stood out, making him one of his favorite players to watch.

He concluded by stating: “I’m not the biggest fan of Szoboszlai, but his athleticism is impressive. He’s often described as Liverpool’s number 10 and praised for his off-the-ball work, but as a number 10, he’s only managed three go

als.”