Jamie Carragher joked about his bankruptcy case and laughed along at a brutal comment from Kate Abdo live on air on Tuesday.The Liverpool legend-turned-pundit responded to the reports of the HMRC petitioning to have him declared bankrupt.Carragher laughed as he faced some jokes due to his reported bankruptcy caseCBS SportsCarragher had made headlines, with court documents revealing a petition had been filed over an unpaid tax bill, which reportedly adds up to between £700,000 and £800,000.And as he returned to the TV screens amid the news, he was instantly faced with an awkward moment with CBS Sports host Kate Abdo.During her introductions to their popular Champions League show, Abdo joked: “A busy hot summer can be taxing. Not for this man, Liverpool legend Jamie Carragher. “A man whose career stats are more depleted than Jamie’s bank account.”Thierry Henry was left with his mouth wide open in shock at the cheeky comment, while Carragher laughed and said midway through the dig: “All paid, all done.”That would indicate that the ex-England defender has supposedly sorted the tax issue that was flagged by HMRC.Carragher cracks bankruptcy jokeFollowing that funny interaction, Carragher would later go on to crack a self-deprecating joke regarding the situation.He discussed Barcelona and their hopes in Europe this season, mentioning their recent financial issues. Barca are over £1billion in debt and have been for the last few years, which has hampered their usual levels of success, particularly in the Champions League.“I think it’s about time we saw Barcelona back up there competing where they should be,” Carragher began.View Tweet: https://x.com/CBSSportsGolazo?ref_src=twsrc%5EtfwRichards was left laughing out loud by Carragher’s funny comment mid-discussionCBS Sports“One of the biggest clubs in the world, most famous teams…“They’ve had financial problems, haven’t they… haven’t we all?”That comment led to host Abdo and Micah Richards bursting into loud laughter, as Carragher smiled and chuckled too.What else has been said on Carragher’s bankruptcy case? After the news of HMRC’s petition broke on August 27, a spokesperson for Carragher told the Daily Mail: “This is a private tax matter that should have been resolved sooner, and the appropriate steps are being taken today to settle it.“It is understood that the matter will not proceed any further and will be resolved imminently.”Meanwhile, an HMRC spokesperson explained: “We take a supportive approach to dealing with customers who have tax debts and do everything we can to help those who engage with us to get out of debt, such as offering instalment plans.“We only petition for bankruptcy as a last resort.”