Skip to content
Do Not Sell My Personal Information

Liverpool: Fans ridicule Michael Owen’s claim about players from his former club

Share

One-time Liverpool striker Michael Owen has claimed that players from another of his former clubs are not “far inferior” to the current crop at Anfield.

The 39-year-old, who also played for Manchester United, told ESPN [via Liverpool Echo] that he feels the players in the Old Trafford club’s current squad are close in quality to those at Jurgen Klopp’s disposal.

Advertisement

Liverpool-focused Twitter channel @AnfieldWatch posted a Liverpool Echo link to Owen’s comments with a pull-quote from the former Reds player, who said: “Are Manchester United players far inferior to Liverpool’s? I don’t necessarily think so.”

https://twitter.com/anfieldwatch/status/1171037046711955456?s=21

While Klopp’s Liverpool lead the Premier League with four wins out of four, Manchester United have won just one of their league matches so far this season and are seven points adrift of the Merseysiders. [via premierleague.com]

Advertisement

Owen, who is currently a club ambassador at Liverpool and released his autobiography Reboot last week, began his professional career at Anfield before later joining Manchester United via spells at Real Madrid and Newcastle. [via TransferMarkt.co.uk]

These Liverpool fans on Twitter ridiculed Owen’s claims about the quality of Manchester United’s current squad compared to the Reds:

This post is from X. Loading it lets X set cookies on your device.

Advertisement
This post is from X. Loading it lets X set cookies on your device.

This post is from X. Loading it lets X set cookies on your device.

Advertisement
This post is from X. Loading it lets X set cookies on your device.

This post is from X. Loading it lets X set cookies on your device.

Advertisement

https://twitter.com/bigslickmik/status/1171172203532079107

What did you make of Owen’s remarks about the quality of players at Old Trafford and Anfield? Let us know your thoughts by commenting below!

Related Stories.