Liverpool supporters point out ideal replacement as Arne Slot’s poor run continues

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Fresh questions are being raised about Arne Slot’s position at Liverpool following their 3-0 defeat to Nottingham Forest.Even before the November international break, there were reports from Fabrizio Romano that the club was sticking with him. This came after a similar 3-0 loss to Manchester City and a string of poor results leading up to it.The defeat came against a side fighting relegation and marked only the second time since the 1953/54 season that they have lost six out of seven league games.That has prompted many fans to start speculating about who might come in next if Liverpool decide to make a change.Oliver Glasner backed by many as potential next Liverpool bossPhoto by HENRY NICHOLLS/AFP via Getty ImagesDuring and after Saturday’s match, plenty of fans took to social media to name Oliver Glasner as their preferred candidate if there is a change.One fan wrote: “Get me Glasner now and Guehi in January” while a second one posted: “Should be going all out for Glasner, his contract runs out in the summer.”Get me Glasner now and Guehi in January.— Ralph Seegobin (@Ralph_Seegobin) November 22, 2025 View Tweet “Glasner should be one of the top names on our list get him in as soon as possible.

Look at what a relegated Kompany is doing with good players imagine Glasner, so FSG trigger whatever clause you have to, to get him asap,” another supporter tweeted.Other fans were more direct, with one demanding: “Get Glasner in.” A fifth user echoed this sentiment, simply stating: “Get Glasner in #SlotOut.”A sixth Liverpool supporter also asked the Crystal Palace manager to sign two of his players for Anfield, stating: “Bring in Glasner and tell him [to] bring Guehi and Wharton with him.”What are the chances of Liverpool signing Marc Guehi in January?Liverpool supporters have been calling for defensive reinforcements, regardless of who ends up in charge.Marc Guehi has been on the club’s radar for a while now, and those links have not gone away.He is out of contract next summer, but there is talk that clubs could make a move much sooner than that.According to recent reports from inside Selhurst Park, there is a growing belief that Liverpool could push ahead with a deal in January without much competition.