Jamie Carragher

I always felt Xavi would manage Liverpool at some stage.

Now, I think once you manage one of Liverpool's rivals, which Chelsea are, I think it makes it a little bit more difficult.

I don't see how you go from Chelsea to Liverpool, maybe a little bit down the road, but I think it makes it more difficult.

But he has to do what's best for him right now.

But there's no doubt he's, I think I said last week, he's one of the greatest players we've ever produced in England.

But unfortunately, for one reason or another, he's never won the biggest trophy that you can win in club football.

He played a final with Tottenham, which is almost a great achievement to get to the final with Tottenham, no disrespect.

But you go to Bayern Munich to win the Champions League.

And I think he's been in two semifinals now, or certainly a couple of years ago, one at Real Madrid, very unlucky.

He just doesn't seem to have got across the line.

And we all need a little bit of luck in certain games to do that.

And I think he's been very unfortunate.

I mean, listen, I think about this.

When you think of great English strikers, you think of sort of Harry Kane, Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer.

And Gary Lineker and Alan Shearer are probably similar in some ways.

And they don't have, the goal scoring record's amazing.

as I said probably England's three best strikers along with Wayne Rooney but they don't have lots of trophies to go with it but they always do their job and get the goals and Harry Kane's the same and I just hope he does do it he deserves it for what he's given to the game not just in England but for his country and also going to Germany now he's been a revelation hasn't he

Important to win.

I think that would have been an awful feeling at the end of the game, obviously, the way in which the first half went.

Very rarely do you see in any Manchester United-Liverpool game a Manchester United team look so comfortable.