How can Slot stop the boos and get Liverpool fans back onside?
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Liverpool's latest underwhelming display of the season against Chelsea last weekend was met by boos around Anfield, but head coach Arne Slot says he knows exactly what is wrong with his team and how to get them playing like champions again."I know what we need to get that done," said the Dutchman when quizzed post match on the home fans' unhappiness, before insisting: "I am 100 per cent convinced we will be a different team next season if we can have the summer we want - different in terms of results, different in how things look." Slot has 'every reason to believe' he will be in charge at Liverpool next seasonTransfer Centre LIVE! | Liverpool news & transfers🔴Liverpool fixtures & scores | FREE Liverpool PL highlights▶️Despite a clearly unhappy supporter base and fans' favourite Xabi Alonso waiting in the wings, Slot has said he believes he will be given the chance to put things right next season. To show you this content, we need your permission to use cookies.
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Can he prove Carragher wrong after the Sky Sports pundit recently claimed the two Liverpool No 9s cannot play together up front?However, if he cannot solve that particular attacking conundrum, then his days at Anfield are numbered.'Three players that need to go right into the team'Incredibly, despite the biggest transfer outlay in the club's history last summer, this campaign's on-pitch struggles show Liverpool will need to strengthen again next season if they want to regain the title.Slot agrees, recently claiming the Reds are set to go through another transitional period this summer and while he was confident it will "not be as drastic" as last year's extensive overhaul, others are not so sure. Image: Arne Slot celebrates winning the Premier League title in his first season at Liverpool "He didn't win the league - Slot won the league, that's a completely different level - but the second season was really poor."Then they keep the manager on the back of what he did in his first season and then it carries on poorly, and then you're getting to October or November and thinking you've got to change the manager."I think that's a little bit of a fear with Liverpool supporters."