Premier League legends Jamie Carragher and Rio Ferdinand have contrasting opinions on Harry Kane’s potential transfer to Bayern Munich.Kane is in the final year of his contract at Tottenham, so the north London side have a decision to make whether they want to cash in on their star striker now or risk losing him for free next year.It’s now being reported that Spurs have made the decision to cash in on Kane for a reported €100m (£86.4m), and the decision regarding his future is now up to the man himself.

Rio Ferdinand has called out Jamie Carragher for his silence over Steven Gerrard's move to Saudi Arabia.Liverpool legend Gerrard was officially confirmed as the new head coach of Saudi Pro League outfit Al-Ettifaq this week, joining a long list of big names to accept lucrative contracts in the Gulf state in recent months.His former Anfield colleague Carragher, though, is not a fan of the impact the mega-rich competition is having on the game - as evidenced when he launched into a viral rant on Twitter last month after Manchester City's Bernardo Silva was linked with a move to the Middle East.

Footage of Gary Neville hilariously roasting Jamie Carragher has gone viral online as the pair abseiled down the side of Anfield.The pair faced the extreme challenge as part of the Overlap on Tour series they're currently doing with Roy Keane.The duos' friendly banter and rivalry has been a huge hit with fans since they retired from football and became pundits, and they've become synonymous with each other these days, despite spending the majority of their playing careers as fierce rivals.The show does a great job showcasing the hilarious nature of their partnership, and this video was no different.

Former professional boxer Tony Bellew was left disgusted after a mural of Manchester United legend Gary Neville was unveiled in Liverpool.Bellew, a proud Scouser and Everton fan, appeared alongside Neville and Jamie Carragher on The Overlap on Tour.He spoke with the former Premier League stars about the city of Liverpool, where episode three of Neville’s The Overlap on Tour was filmed.Towards the end of the show, there was one particularly funny moment where Neville visited the Carragher mural on Marsh Lane in Bootle.The mural shows two images of Carragher, one of him as a young boy wearing an Everton shirt, and another of him lifting the Champions League trophy with Liverpool in 2005.The mural also shows two young Everton and Liverpool fans holding hands and celebrates Carragher’s 23 Foundation - which offers “help to give local kids a chance”.

On this day in 2005, Liverpool shocked the world as they came from behind to defeat AC Milan on penalties to win the UEFA Champions League final in Istanbul.Rafael Benitez’s side were trailing 3-0 at half-time as the Italian side ran riot against the Reds, thanks to goals from Paolo Maldini and a double from Hernan Crespo.However, a shell-shocked Liverpool produced a comeback for the ages as their captain Steven Gerrard gave them hope at the start of the second half as he headed home to make it 3-1 before Vladimir Smicer and Xavi Alonso equalised in a seven-minute spell to make it 3-3.The score was locked at 3-3 after both 90 minutes and extra-time, which meant that the contest had to be decided by a penalty shootout and Liverpool ‘keeper Jerzy Dudek wrote his name in Anfield folklore as he saved from Andrea Pirlo and Andriy Shevchenko in the shootout to seal a fifth European Cup for the Merseysiders.

CBS' Champions League punditry team is the gift that keeps on giving.It seems almost every week Thierry Henry, Jamie Carragher, Micah Richards and presenter Kate Abdo go viral for their antics.And they are going viral again on Tuesday evening after a comical moment during their Champions League coverage.

Gary Neville has fired back at Jamie Carragher’s recent comments on the Paul Scholes vs Steven Gerrard vs Frank Lampard debate.Speaking on That Peter Crouch Podcast, Carragher said: “People think I don’t like Frank Lampard and I don’t like Paul Scholes, you know when this debate comes up, and I go, ‘They were amazing players, but it’s not even a debate, it’s not close.’“I’ll tell you what kills this debate. Alex Ferguson tried to sign him and so did Jose Mourinho. And they had Scholes and Lampard.”

It was hard to work out at times whether David Luiz was a really good or really bad defender.The former Brazil international, best known for his spells at Chelsea, Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal, would often go from the sublime to the ridiculous - sometimes within the very same match.Gary Neville, and it’s a comment that the Sky Sports pundit admits he probably overstepped the mark with, famously said that Luiz played like he was “being controlled by a 10-year-old on a PlayStation” during one match between Chelsea and Liverpool.In truth, it wasn’t an entirely unfair assessment at times. When it wasn’t his day he could be downright dreadful.But when Luiz was on it and fully focused, he was a fantastic defender. He wouldn’t have been signed twice by Chelsea or played 57 games for Brazil if he was always unreliable.

To say Jadon Sancho struggled in Manchester United's 3-0 defeat to Sevilla would be a serious understatement.In the opening 45 minutes of play at the Ramon Sanchez Pijuan Stadium, the winger was utterly hopeless.Sancho lined up on the left of United's attack for the Europa League quarter-final second leg - and just couldn't do anything right.The ball wouldn't stick, and he was simply unable to test Jesus Navas at right-back, who is now 37 years of age.As well as failing in the final third, Sancho was reluctant to track back and help out his defence, which further played into the hosts' hands.Antony on the right-hand side was the polar opposite. While the Brazilian wasn't at his terrifying best going forward, he at least showed unwavering desire to help the team by chasing back when required.Hence, why it was Sancho replaced by Marcus Rashford at the half-time break, and not Antony.

On Sunday, Arsenal suffered a significant blow in their hunt for a first Premier League title in almost 20 years as they surrendered a two-goal lead for the second week in succession.While last week a point was potentially still okay given it was at Anfield and the string of fantastic saves made by Aaron Ramsdale at the death, the 2-2 draw this weekend at West Ham very much feels like two points lost.Arsenal raced into a two-goal lead inside the first 10 minutes on Sunday and looked in cruise control with West Ham offering nothing in the way of attacks for the first 35 minutes.Then, two lapses of judgement from Thomas Partey and Gabriel gifted West Ham a way back into the game; an opportunity they duly seized as the Hammers came away with a precious point in their fight against relegation.With Arsenal dropping points for a second week in a row, many have been suggesting that the nerves are finally getting to the Gunners as they look to end their title drought. In contrast, speaking on Monday Night Football, Jamie Carragher made quite the opposite point.

Micah Richards was left speechless by Kate Abdo’s hilarious burn before Tuesday night’s Champions League clash between Manchester City and Bayern Munich.CBS Sports’ hugely popular panel reconvened to provide coverage of the evening’s two fixtures.Richards and Abdo were joined by Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher.At the start of the show, Abdo introduced Henry and Carragher, who both won the Champions League during their careers.She then came on to Micah, who knew his intro was going to be a lot less kind.“A very warm welcome to our London studio, I’m Kate Abdo,” the show’s presenter said, “joined by Champions League winner with Barcelona, Thierry Henry; Champions League winner with Liverpool, Jamie Carragher; and the man who had a great view from the bench when Sergio Aguero won the Premier League for Manchester City, ‘Big Meeks’, Micah Richards.”Ouch!Richards was left open-mouthed by Abdo’s cheeky dig.“Wow,” the former England international responded. “I earned a lot of money sat on the bench, I’ll have you know!”This then prompted another dig from Carragher, who said: “Doing nothing?”Richards responded: “Yeah!”Carragher then added: “A bit like you here!”

Gary Neville raised eyebrows on Monday Night Football (MNF) after comparing Wout Weghorst and Cristiano Ronaldo at Manchester United.Neville’s MNF colleague Jamie Carragher refused to let Neville off the hook and asked several times which of the two forwards he would pick for Man Utd if he was in Erik ten Hag’s shoes.Ronaldo left Old Trafford under a cloud in November following an explosive interview with Piers Morgan in which the five-time Ballon d’Or winner publicly aired his many grievances.In need of a new centre-forward, Ten Hag brought in fellow Dutchman Weghorst from Burnley in January after United agreed a €3 million loan fee.While the Netherlands international had endeared himself to some United supporters thanks to his impressive work ethic, the 6ft 6in striker’s goalscoring record leaves a lot to be desired.In his first 19 appearances for the Red Devils, Weghorst had managed to score just two goals. He’s still looking to score his first Premier League goal for the club and we’re now in April.

Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville were involved in a funny post-match interview with Newcastle United manager Eddie Howe on Friday night.Howe’s side secured a 2-1 victory away at Nottingham Forest thanks to a brace from Alexander Isak.Forest opened the scoring midway through the first half thanks to a wonderful finish from Emmanuel Dennis, but Isak scored an equally impressive goal on the stroke of half-time to put Newcastle level.The Swedish forward, who joined Newcastle from Real Sociedad last summer in a deal worth £63 million, then sealed all three points for his team with a 93rd-minute penalty.The result means Newcastle will enter the international break in fifth position. A top-four finish remains a realistic possibility for the Magpies.

Jamie Carragher delivered a brutally honest verdict about Trent Alexander-Arnold after Liverpool were knocked out the Champions League by Real Madrid on Wednesday.Carragher’s former side lost 6-2 on aggregate. Trailing 5-2 after the first leg at Anfield, Liverpool were beaten 1-0 at the Bernabeu after Karim Benzema scored the only goal of the game in the 78th minute.Alexander-Arnold played the full 90 minutes but struggled at times, particularly when up against Madrid’s world-class winger Vinicius Jr.The 24-year-old has cemented his status as one of the world’s best attacking right-backs in recent seasons.But big question marks remain over his defensive capabilities - and Carragher now wants to see Liverpool sign a new right-back in order to provide Alexander-Arnold with some much-needed competition.

Peter Schmeichel made sure that he got revenge on Jamie Carragher after the Liverpool hero’s ‘7UP’ dig at Manchester United.Carragher, still buzzing after Liverpool hammered United 7-0 at Anfield on Sunday, had a can of the soft drink next to him while working for CBS Sports.And the ex-Premier League defender didn’t miss his opportunity to have a cheeky dig at Schmeichel, the legendary former Man Utd goalkeeper who was working for CBS Sports as a pundit at Stamford Bridge."Peter, I just want to ask you... The 7th of March,” Carragher said. “These games are really cutthroat. Into March on the 7th. How important does it feel being at the Bridge?"Schmeichel pretended that he couldn’t hear Carragher, who then said: “Well, let me ask you another question: Jude Bellingham is there tonight: he's a superstar. We feel he's going to move in the summer. What sort of price tag are we saying? You'd think it would have to start with at least with a seven and then go from there?"He continued: “Peter, you’re going to be at AC Milan tomorrow. AC Milan v Tottenham, it’s another huge game. But how big a problem would that be if AC Milan go out the Champions League? We’re talking about the seven-time winners. I mean seven times to win the Champions League.”And when Schmeichel mentioned Man Utd’s manager, Carragher said: “Peter, you’ve just called him Ten Hag. It’s actually seven Hag.”Watch the video here:

Fans are remembering when Jamie Carragher and Gary Neville 'interrogated' Erik ten Hag after a tough start at Manchester United.The Dutchman's reign at Old Trafford got off to the worst possible start with a 2-1 home defeat to Brighton on the opening weekend before finding themselves 4-0 down against Brentford at half time in their second match. They went on to lose that match 4-0 and questions were immediately being asked about the manager's credentials.It led Sky Sports pundits Carragher and Neville taking a trip to United's training ground, Carrington.What followed was a rather uncomfortable interrogation.Carragher and Neville questioned the signing of Lisandro Martinez, the recruitment and the handling of the Cristiano Ronaldo situation.Even at the time, fans felt it was strange and unfair on Ten Hag to ask such strong questions and undermine some of his decisions.

Sports presenter Kate Abdo couldn't help but poke fun at Micah Richards during CBS' coverage of Liverpool vs Real Madrid in the Champions League.The quartet of Thierry Henry, Jamie Carragher, Richards and Abdo are known for providing fans with constant laughs and on this occasion, it was no different.Abdo, who hosts the show, introduced the panel of football experts one by one, yet instead of referencing Richards by name - the presenter suggested the ex-Man City man looked like a famous TV character.

Jamie Carragher went on rollercoaster ride of emotions in the CBS Sports studio during Liverpool’s 5-2 defeat against Real Madrid on Tuesday.Carragher’s beloved Reds were torn apart by the reigning European champions at Anfield.Goals from Darwin Nunez and Mohamed Salah gave Liverpool the dream start in this Round of 16 first leg clash, but Real Madrid went on to score five goals without reply before the full-time whistle.Vinicius Junior and Karim Benzema both helped themselves to two goals each, while Eder Militao also got himself on the scoresheet during the rout.Arsenal legend Thierry Henry said it’s “the end of an era” for Liverpool after the Merseyside outfit conceded five goals at home in European competition for the first time ever.Read more: ‘End of an era’ - Thierry Henry didn’t hold back about Liverpool after 5-2 loss v Real MadridWhile Liverpool aren’t officially out of this season’s Champions League just yet, it will take a minor miracle for Jurgen Klopp’s side to overturn a three-goal deficit at the Bernabeu next month.

Micah Richards left his CBS Sports colleagues stunned after revealing how often he gets his hair cut - and how much it costs.The former Manchester City and England right-back, who has become one of the most popular pundits on TV since hanging up his boots in 2019, was back on CBS Sports on Tuesday night alongside Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher.The trio, with host Kate Abdo, were analysing the evening’s two Champions League fixtures: AC Milan vs Tottenham, and Paris Saint-Germain vs Bayern Munich.Milan striker Olivier Giroud was interviewed after his side’s 1-0 win over Spurs and the Frenchman’s pristine hair was compared to Richards’.

CBS' Champions League coverage has provided fans with constant laughs in recent times and the team of Kate Abdo, Michah Richards, Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher were at it again on Tuesday night. The quartet were covering AC Milan's last 16 first-leg against Spurs, along with PSG's crunch fixture with Bayern Munich, yet matters quickly turned away from football. Abdo was asked whether she had any plans for Valentine's Day, to which she responded: "No I don't have a hot date for tonight." But the conversation was far from finished. In fact, it was only just getting started, and Henry's opinion had the studio in stitches.