Pepe Reina isn't totally happy about things at Liverpool at the moment, and wants to see the sale of the club sorted and some investment in the first-team.
The Spaniard told reporters on Wednesday that he was confident Fernando Torres would stay at Anfield, but added that he was "worried" about the status of the Merseyside club.
Despite focusing on the World Cup with Spain, Reina admitted he couldn't keep Liverpool off his mind at the moment.
"I'm worried about the situation at the club," he told Sky Sports News.
"We have to be optimistic but move quickly and anything that happens has to be right now.
"As long as we build a competitive squad we don't have to fear but it's looking like it's not yet so we need to be ready to be less optimistic than the last few years and get ready for setting other targets maybe.
"If we don't strengthen the squad its going to be a really tough task to be in the top four so we'll have to set different targets and that's not good for Liverpool."
The Spaniard told reporters on Wednesday that he was confident Fernando Torres would stay at Anfield, but added that he was "worried" about the status of the Merseyside club.
Despite focusing on the World Cup with Spain, Reina admitted he couldn't keep Liverpool off his mind at the moment.
"I'm worried about the situation at the club," he told Sky Sports News.
"We have to be optimistic but move quickly and anything that happens has to be right now.
"As long as we build a competitive squad we don't have to fear but it's looking like it's not yet so we need to be ready to be less optimistic than the last few years and get ready for setting other targets maybe.
"If we don't strengthen the squad its going to be a really tough task to be in the top four so we'll have to set different targets and that's not good for Liverpool."
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