Gary Neville believes Manchester City have got stronger with their summer transfer business - unlike, in his opinion, Liverpool.
Both clubs have bolstered their attacking firepower in the window. Darwin Nunez arrived at Anfield for an initial fee of £64m while City activated Erling Haaland’s £51m release clause just two days beforehand.
But the two Premier League titans have also lost key attacking players after Pep Guardiola's side sold Raheem Sterling to Chelsea and Liverpool saw Sadio Mane depart for Bayern Munich, which raised the question between Neville and fellow pundit Jamie Carragher on the Overlap Live Fan Debate as to whether the duo have got stronger.