Arne Slot explains why he won't quit Liverpool job and the one thing that's changed

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Only once I didn’t win something, so now it is going to be the second year. I have been playing professional football since I was 16, maybe not at the level I am at here now, but I am used to the fact that people sometimes think you are a very good football player and sometimes don’t like you so much.FOLLOW OUR LIVERPOOL FC FACEBOOK PAGE!

So we are all so used to positive and negative criticism that if you are not able to handle that, you will never end up at a club like this."I think that is also one of the things I have learned this season that I can handle criticism quite well. I don’t act differently.

I can have a clear mind and do the things I want to do."Slot, speaking on Thursday ahead of Liverpool's Premier League trip to fifth-placed Aston Villa on Friday, declared he had no reason to believe he wouldn't be the head coach next season and was already part of transfer plans for the forthcoming window.And elaborating on the claim, he said: "I don’t know how I have to say this in English perfectly but there is no reason to think that it is not going to be the situation."It is all about you guys who are talking about this and probably social media even more. I don’t know how I have to describe it in the perfect way."