Arne Slot is not a name that most Liverpool fans will know a huge amount about.

With an attack-minded, high-intensity playing style and a track record of getting the most out of his resources, Slot has impressed the Liverpool hierarchy.

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But what might Liverpool look like if Slot does take over?

The Reds squad looks well-suited to the system that he uses at the moment, where the principles are broadly similar to what Klopp and his staff have instilled.

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Feyenoord mainly uses a 4-2-3-1 system, which is subtly different from how Liverpool sets up.

Klopp uses one number six (Wataru End? or Alexis Mac Allister) where Slot usually goes with a double pivot, though the Dutchman could adapt.

Who could benefit most if he does go with a double pivot?

Ultimately, one of the appealing factors with Slot would be that his system would not be massively different from how Liverpool plays now.