BREAKING NEWS: club legend Michael Owen has ripped Liverpool worst player apart after sluggish performance against Brighton where they emerge victorious in a 3:2 win in the Carabao cup. He said, “He’s a total flop and an embarrassment to the club! Even against Brighton he couldn’t do a thing in the full 90 minutes! How is he still wearing the jersey? Enough is enough — this guy needs to pack up and find a new club immediately! If he can’t deliver when it matters, what good is he? Time to cut our losses before he drags us down any further.” So lucky to be at this club” – Owen react to Liverpool star’s ‘terrible’ performance despite 3-2 win over Brighton in the Carabao cup.

Liverpool’s 3-2 victory over Brighton in the Carabao Cup may have sent the Reds into the next round, but the performance of young defender Jarell Quansah has drawn heavy criticism from club legend Michael Owen. Following what Owen describes as a “disastrous” showing, the former Liverpool striker did not hold back, delivering one of the most scathing critiques of a player in recent memory.

Owen’s harsh comments came after Quansah struggled in a challenging match, failing to meet the standard expected at Anfield. Despite Liverpool’s overall victory, Owen voiced his frustration about the defender’s contribution on the pitch. Speaking to the press, Owen said, “He’s a total flop and an embarrassment to the club! Even against Brighton he couldn’t do a thing in the full 90 minutes! How is he still wearing the jersey? Enough is enough — this guy needs to pack up and find a new club immediately! If he can’t deliver when it matters, what good is he? Time to cut our losses before he drags us down any further.”

These words from Owen reflect the high expectations at Liverpool, where underwhelming performances are rarely tolerated. Owen, who played nearly a decade for Liverpool and earned a place as one of the club’s greatest strikers, made it clear that, in his opinion, Quansah has not delivered enough to justify his place in the team.

For the young defender, this kind of criticism brings added pressure in what has already been a challenging season. Quansah, a product of Liverpool’s youth academy, has shown potential, but his performances have been inconsistent, leading to calls for a more experienced option in the lineup. Quansah’s recent showing against Brighton has fueled that sentiment, as fans voiced their dissatisfaction on social media, with many echoing Owen’s view that the defender’s time might be running out.

In an atmosphere where every match counts and every player is expected to give their best, Owen’s comments come as a wake-up call not only to Quansah but to Liverpool’s management. With the January transfer window just around the corner, Liverpool manager Arne Slot faces a critical decision. Balancing the development of young talents like Quansah with the club’s competitive ambitions is no easy task, and the pressure to perform is felt across the squad.

Despite securing a place in the next round of the Carabao Cup, the mood among fans remains mixed. Liverpool supporters expect nothing less than top-level performances, and the ongoing inconsistencies at the back have left them concerned. Owen’s comments reflect a common sentiment among the fanbase, with many agreeing that it may be time for Liverpool to reassess their defensive options if they hope to maintain their momentum this season.

As the season progresses, Quansah will need to bounce back quickly and prove his worth to the team, especially with the scrutiny now firmly on him. Owen’s words resonate with fans, but they also set the bar higher for Quansah, who must now work to earn back the confidence of his supporters and prove he can uphold Liverpool’s esteemed legacy.