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Arne Slot masterminded Liverpool's Premier League title win(Image: Kieran McManus/REX/Shutterstock)

Liverpool Football Club: champions of England.

With or without their star at right-back, Slot's men will have to keep getting stronger to hold their firm grip on the trophy.

With that in mind, we asked the Mirror Football team what do Liverpool need to go back-to-back?



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The very best title-winning teams strengthen when they are on top - and that is why they stay there.

Sir Alex Ferguson always tried to freshen up a title-winning team, no matter how comfortable the margin of success had been and Slot will attempt to do likewise.

But this Liverpool team is a model of efficiency and should already be considered title favourites for next season.

Who should Liverpool sign this summer?

Winning league titles is not easy, especially not when you have to compete with the spending power of Manchester City.

They can be sure City will spend big this summer to try to wrestle the title back from Merseyside, so Liverpool will need to strengthen.

They could also sign another forward if they can offload Darwin Nunez to the Saudi Pro League and it looks set to be a busy summer.

Jeremie Frimpong has been tipped to join Liverpool from Bayer Leverkusen(Image: Daniel Kopatsch/Getty Images)

There's been a growing theory that this title-winning side will immediately be carved up with as many as five new first-team additions coming in, but I don't necessarily subscribe to that.

Liverpool's successes under Jurgen Klopp and now Arne Slot have been built on being clever in the transfer market, with caution usually the watchword.

There's nothing for Liverpool to be afraid of going into next season after all.

The fact Liverpool managed to win the Premier League title after doing next to nothing in the preceding summer transfer window shows that, sometimes, the significance of transfers are over-exaggerated.
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