According to his latest statements, Arne Slot is expected to remain as Liverpool head coach after the summer. Despite the team's inconsistent performances this season and the fact that they have not yet secured a top-four spot with two rounds left in the Premier League, the Dutch manager has hinted that he will stay at Anfield. This is reported by Goal.com .
In a press conference, the 47-year-old coach emphasized that he is firm in his position. Ahead of the crucial match against Aston Villa, he stated: "I have every reason to believe that I will remain the Liverpool manager next season." He also confirmed plans to be active in the transfer market, adding that negotiations regarding new players are underway with the club's management.
Throughout the season, rumors involving Xabi Alonso and fan dissatisfaction had fueled speculation about Slot's dismissal. In particular, the substitution of Alexander Isak for Rio Ngumoha was received negatively by the fans. Nevertheless, the coach is leading the team toward Champions League qualification.
Liverpool has set an unwanted record this season for goals conceded from set-pieces. Enzo Fernandez's goal from a free-kick was the 18th goal the team has conceded from set-pieces this season, which is the worst record for the club in Premier League history.
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