Benitez is still on the look-out

Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez will continue to scour the transfer market for new recruits but admitted English players are proving too expensive for the European champions.

Thu, 12 Jan, 2006 - 18:49

Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez will continue to scour the transfer market for new recruits but admitted English players are proving too expensive for the European champions.

Benitez has completed the signing of Denmark centre-back Daniel Agger from Brondby.

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