The Reds are set to be without manager Jurgen Klopp when he leaves at the end of the season.

Slot is one of the favorites to take over the post, but has been told it may not be an easy job.

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“Apart from Klopp, I understand that at least forty more people within the club are leaving.

From kitchen people to staff and analysts.

He later tweeted: "Any manager having the desire to take the #LFC job has to know that it has to bring more than just a coaching staff to the club.

“More than 30 people behind the scenes who Klopp brought in, who were a MAJOR part of #LFC success over the years are leaving too.