Liverpool FC boss Arne Slot's daughter shares loving personal update

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Slot keeps his personal life private and doesn't have any social media channelsArne Slot's daughter has shared a heartwarming update to mark the end of 2025 as the new year approaches. Isa Slot has regularly offered personal insights into her life since Slot took up the position of Liverpool FC head coach on June 1, 2024, having agreed a deal with the club after the end of 2023-24.Slot keeps his personal life private and doesn't have any social media channels.

He led Liverpool to a Premier League trophy in his first attempt and the league was won with four games to go.Slot's success also marked the first time a Liverpool manager has won the league in his first season since Kenny Dalglish’s first spell in charge in 1985/86.While Slot has relocated to Liverpool, Slot’s wife Mirjam has stayed in the Netherlands, along with their son Joep and daughter Isa.The Liverpool head coach explained last year that the decision for Mirjam, Joep, and Isa to remain in their home country was taken because both of the children were going through important spells in their academic development.Slot told Sky Sports: "Both of them are doing their exams. But first of all, we have to keep on winning for me to keep this job."Slot previously revealed that his wife and children are the only people he has time for outside of his staff and playing squad in the build-up to a match.He explained: "I prefer to be either by myself or with my kids and my wife, I don't like friends or family to come over on a game day because I'm a bit focused on the game and on the meeting I present."18-year-old Isa spent a lot of time in Ibiza during the summer months.

Slot previously appeared on a photo with his wife and daughter as they sat by the pool of their luxury hotel. Isa captioned the post: "With the parents."Slot is no stranger to Ibiza, he was pictured enjoying Liverpool's title celebrations there before the season had ended last year.