Michael Owen and Rio Ferdinand engaged in a feisty debate over how big a rebuilding job Jurgen Klopp has on his hands after Liverpool were knocked out of the Champions League by Real Madrid.
The Reds came within two matches of sweeping the board with silverware last season, but it has been a completely different story this campaign. Already eliminated from both domestic cup competitions and struggling for consistency in the league, Liverpool's last chance of a trophy in 2023 was extinguished by the reigning European champions at the Bernabeu on Wednesday evening after hopes of a miraculous comeback from a 5-2 first leg defeat ended in a 1-0 loss on the night thanks to a late Karim Benzema strike.
Kop boss Klopp is expected to make sweeping changes to his squad in the summer, with a number of players soon to be out of contract and a midfield overhaul anticipated. But when it came to discussing the speed at which the German needs to reshape a second dynasty at Anfield BT Sport pundits Owen and Ferdinand were not on the same page.
