Liverpool's squad depth dilemma

[BBC] [BBC] Liverpool's current squad depth has come under the spotlight in recent weeks with fans and pundits alike wondering how the Reds will fare this season with several positions looking short of quality and experience. The Anfield side have let go of key figures Mohamed Salah, Andy Robertson and Ibrahim Konate this summer and have brought in young talents Jeremy Jacquet at centre back and Victor Munoz in attack. They have been linked with bringing the highly-rated Bradley Barcola in to reinforce the attack from Paris St-Germain in what would be a big-money move, while fans are also hoping there will be further additions in defence. Another factor Liverpool have to bear in mind with their squad building this summer is the amount of 'home grown' slots they have. Every Premier League club is only permitted to have 17 non-home-grown players in their 25-man squad. In last season's squad, the Reds used all 17 slots. They have since allowed three non-home-grown players to leave but added two in, so the club are still close to breaching the league's rules and will have to think about who they bring in and let go. If they do sign Barcola, it would fill their quota, meaning players may need to be sold to create space for more signings. What do you make of the state of Liverpool's squad at the moment? Which areas do you think they could improve, and are there any non-home grown players you would let go of to make sure the club do not breach Premier League rules? Get in touch with your views here