Liverpool manager Arne Slot has addressed his current situation, emphasizing that he still feels supported by the club’s owners and directors. The Reds are enduring a shocking run of form, suffering six defeats in their last seven matches across all competitions.
Even before this slump, Liverpool had been struggling defensively, and some summer signings, including Florian Wirtz, have yet to make a significant impact.
Despite these challenges, Slot insists he maintains regular communication with the Liverpool hierarchy and continues to receive their backing as manager, just as he did last season. Speaking at his press conference yesterday, as reported by Fabrizio Romano, Slot appeared untroubled about his job security. “They tell me the same things as last year, yes,” he said. “I speak mainly to Richard Hughes and occasionally to the others. They see similar things to what I see.”
Having delivered last season’s Premier League title in his first campaign, Slot has likely earned some extra time to navigate the current difficulties. The Dutch coach showed last term that he has the ability to turn situations around, and he will be hoping to do so again.
Liverpool face Aston Villa in the Premier League tonight, followed by a crucial Champions League clash against Real Madrid on Tuesday. Both matches will be tough, but victories here could lift spirits at Anfield and help the team regain momentum.
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