Arne Slot has managed to defy all odds in his first season as the Liverpool manager, with the Dutchman bringing the Premier League title back to Anfield once again.

Career-best performances from Mohamed Salah and others, such as Alexis Mac Allister, have helped matters, but there’s no denying that Slot’s impact on the club has been huge.

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Since Liverpool’s first game of the season, it was clear that they’d be a force to be reckoned with as the campaign went on.

At the time, the draw against Everton felt like a punch to the gut, but now, looking back, the Liverpool manager believes the Reds should be thanking Michael Oliver and Everton for allowing the title to be won at Anfield.

That was a bit too much, even for me!

“It felt at that moment in time like we had dropped two very important points.

“Looking back at it now, we have to thank Michael Oliver because that late goal meant we could win the title in our stadium (against Tottenham).”

It goes without saying that Salah has been Liverpool’s shining light this season.



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Granted, Salah may be Liverpool’s leading goalscorer and their best playmaker, but that doesn’t take away from the fact that others have also chipped in.
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