Liverpool Reach Final Decision on Arne Slot’s Future After Heavy Defeat to PSV

Liverpool have reached a verdict on Arne Slot’s future following their disastrous Champions League defeat to PSV Eindhoven.

 

Wednesday night saw one of the darkest moments of Slot’s tenure, as Liverpool were humbled 4-1 at Anfield by the Dutch giants. The loss extends Liverpool’s miserable run of form, with seven goals conceded and just one scored across three straight defeats—two of them at home.

 

This alarming downturn has increased the pressure on Slot, who now faces growing uncertainty only seven months after lifting the Premier League title. However, ahead of Sunday’s clash with West Ham United, the Liverpool boss has now been informed of the board’s stance on his future.

 

Despite the humiliating result, Slot insisted he wasn’t worried about being sacked, admitting only that performances must improve. According to Mail Sport, his confidence is justified—Liverpool’s hierarchy still fully back the Dutchman and believe he can reverse their slump.

 

Liverpool journalist Lewis Steele also reported that sources connected to both the club and Slot have confirmed that his job remains secure, and the defeat to PSV has not changed anything internally.

 

Slot will address the media on Thursday at 3pm, where his future is expected to dominate discussions. Players and staff have been granted Thursday for recovery before taking Friday off as they regroup from the European setback.

 

Reflecting on the speculation surrounding his future, Slot said:

“I’m feeling safe. I have a lot of support from above. Of course, we want to turn things around and get a win, but when results are bad, questions are normal. I’m fine with my position. This isn’t the first difficult spell, but it’s definitely time we turn it around.”