Liverpool's summer business is coming under scrutiny as the transfer window shuts, according to BBC News. Andoni Iraola has repeatedly said he'll feel "comfortable" once deadline day passes and he has full clarity over his squad, but questions are being raised over whether the Reds have left themselves light in certain positions.
The report notes senior figures at the club were clear from the start that this window would look very different from last summer's heavy spending, suggesting a more measured approach was always the plan. Still, with the market now closing, scrutiny is turning to whether that restraint has created gaps Liverpool may come to regret.
The BBC piece stops short of naming specific areas of concern, but the framing points to genuine unease about squad depth heading into the new season. Whether Iraola's calm outlook proves justified will likely become clearer once fixtures begin testing Liverpool's resources across a long campaign.