Craig returns with another edition of Late Night Live, with Liverpool's January transfer plans firmly in the spotlight.
Reports have linked the Reds with a move for Bournemouth midfielder Alex Scott, but with an asking price reportedly exceeding £100million, Craig questions whether Liverpool should be prepared to spend such an enormous fee. While acknowledging Scott's Premier League quality and homegrown status, he argues that Monaco's Lamine Camara could represent significantly better value, with Chelsea also believed to be monitoring both players.
Attention also turns to Liverpool's upcoming Champions League clash with LASK, as Andoni Iraola provides updates on his injured players and the travelling squad. Craig discusses Ryan Gravenberch's recent performance, the importance of returning to winning ways and why the Premier League meeting with Brentford could be even more significant.
There's also growing frustration over Liverpool's squad depth, the appointment of Julian Ward and the club's wider recruitment strategy. With Liverpool struggling to create big chances despite their huge attacking investment, Craig asks whether the Reds have spent too much money without properly addressing the positions that matter most.
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