JAMIE CARRAGHER and Gary Neville were involved in a heated on-air row following Liverpool's defeat to Brentford.
The Merseysiders' league woes continued in west London on Monday night as they were stung 3-1 by the Bees.
Defeat to Brentford was the Reds' fifth of the season and raised further questions about the club's transfer dealings over the last four years.
During the post-match analysis, Sky Sports pundit Neville said: "The biggest things for Liverpool is keeping Jurgen Klopp and getting new owners - the right owners."
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A fired-up Carragher dismissed the former Manchester United man's assessment, saying: "They don't need new owners.
"Just leave it off. They've won absolutely everything you can win by being smart. They don't need [new owners]."
Neville was quick to interject, saying: "They're selling the club!"
Kop hero Carragher refused to back down and even took a dig at Manchester United's transfer dealings during the Glazer era.
The 44-year-old said: "No, no, no.
"Even if they don't go, Liverpool have had owners, and they could've won absolutely everything, and been clever in the transfer market.
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"Not just blowing money like your club. That's absolute nonsense.
A perplexed Neville asked: "What are you going on about?"
Carragher then fired back: "You're saying they need the money, they don't need new owners."
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Despite being lambasted by his fellow pundit, Neville didn't budge from his stance, saying: "I said they need the right new owners."
Liverpool were put up for sale by Fenway Sports Group last November - although it's unknown if the club is in talks with potential suitors.
Manchester United are also up for sale, with current owners - The Glazer family - eager to sell up shop before the end of the first quarter of the year.