'You can feel': Fabrizio Romano explains whether Arne Slot may still get sacked despite Liverpool improvement

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Liverpool look like they may have finally turned a small corner after winning back-to-back games.After one of the worst periods in the club’s history in terms of results, the Reds have bounced back with victories over Inter Milan and Brighton.Prior to the clash in Milan especially, Arne Slot felt to be under severe pressure for his job. The biggest decision Arne Slot has to make for Liverpool vs Tottenham is: Liverpool’s injury list is getting longer 👇 Join the debate; share your insight.

But as Reds fans hope that they can continue on the right path, journalist Fabrizio Romano has outlined whether Slot is still in danger of getting the sack.Arne Slot enjoying ‘way better’ situation at LiverpoolSaturday’s game against Tottenham should go some way to revealing just how much of a corner Liverpool have turned.In the meantime, Romano says things are now ‘way better’ internally at the club, with Slot feeling the benefit.Photo by Piero Cruciatti/Anadolu via Getty ImagesREAD MORE: Sources at Manchester City are now saying something very interesting about Liverpool“After the recent wins, way better situation internally,” the reporter told his YouTube channel on Thursday. The results will have to improve but they already improved so it will have to continue this way.” How do Liverpool get more out of Alexander Isak?

Use the comment button on the bottom left to have your say What’s the latest on Xabi Alonso?Part of the reason Slot was coming under a little more pressure at Liverpool – at least from the outside – was the potential availability of former Reds midfielder Xabi Alonso to take over.Alonso was on the verge of the sack at Real Madrid earlier this month but, like Slot, the Spaniard has quietened the noise with two wins.According to Romano, Alonso is not out of the woods yet at the Bernabeu, but wins in three key upcoming games will at least buy him more time.“Xabi Alonso won the last two games and this was for sure helping to change the pressure around him,” Romano said. He will have the opportunity to keep his job, and the next two games in La Liga and then the Super Cup, really important for the club to see how the team reacts in top, top games.” Join Our NewsletterReceive a digest of our best Liverpool content each week direct to your mailbox