Liverpool latest: Andy Robertson speaks out on struggles as Andoni Iraola claim made
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Liverpool's season comes to a head this weekend as reports continue to swirl on the future of Arne SlotLiverpool are on the verge of confirming Champions League qualification heading into the final fixture of their season. Regardless, the curtain will finally fall on what has proved to be a thoroughly underwhelming season come the end of the weekend.The summer months could bring further anxiety for Liverpool supporters, with Slot and the club's hierarchy facing the daunting task of replacing Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson, both of whom will depart after nine years at the club.READ MORE: Alexander Isak will relish Liverpool farewell as fitness concern explainedREAD MORE: Alan Shearer raises Liverpool dressing room suspicion after bombshell Mohamed Salah statementWe examine the latest speculation surrounding Andoni Iraola potentially arriving at Anfield, alongside Robertson's assessment of precisely what has gone awry for Liverpool this season.Conflicting Iraola linksAll indications have been that Slot is expected to remain in his post at Liverpool next season despite the campaign's disappointments.
The French outlet claim Richard Hughes is targeting Bournemouth manager Andoni Iraola, who will depart the Cherries at the season's conclusion.FOLLOW OUR LIVERPOOL FC FACEBOOK PAGE! The Athletic, however, maintain that the club's stance on Slot remains unchanged.Robertson speaks outThe Liverpool stalwart believes the Reds will bounce back as they go through another transition period with Slot.
Speaking to a handful of publications that included the ECHO at Liverpool's AXA Training Centre this week, Roberston said: "I have seen more than enough in training and in games and their attitude that they will be successful."But it has shown that they probably need a little bit of time. There is no hiding away from that but for the future of Liverpool I believe they have more than enough in that changing room to go and achieve more things again.