Where FSG stands on Arne Slot after Mohamed Salah’s outburst, according to Paul Joyce

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Mohamed Salah’s position at Liverpool is now uncertain after a fiery interview where he singled out Arne Slot for criticism.Anfield’s mood was once again subdued, this time following a disappointing 3-3 draw with Leeds United.Soon after the final whistle, however, attention shifted to a post-match interview in which Salah stated that he no longer has any relationship with Slot.With Saudi interest still active, there is now real potential for the Egyptian winger to leave when the January 2026 transfer window opens.The question now is what happens next for Slot, who was already under pressure before Salah spoke out?Mo Salah’s interview has not swayed FSG’s support for Arne SlotPhoto by Liverpool FC/Liverpool FC via Getty ImagesPaul Joyce of The Times has provided some clarity on the situation, noting that FSG’s position on supporting Slot’s work has not shifted.The ownership group is still behind the Dutchman, and Salah’s comments are not expected to change that.They are still backing him to turn things around after what was a successful campaign last season.That said, even though Salah will not be the one to decide Slot’s fate, there is a recognition that FSG’s patience is not endless. In the end, it will be results that determine his future.Fixtures that may determine Arne Slot’s Liverpool futureEven though FSG currently backs Slot, even the most patient owners have a limit to the number of poor results they can tolerate.Liverpool have managed just two wins in their last 10 Premier League games, the same number Leeds have picked up under Daniel Farke, who had been under pressure before taking points off both Chelsea and the Reds this week.The next task for Slot is a Champions League clash with Inter Milan on Tuesday, a must-win fixture if they are to stay in touch with the top eight.After that, they take on Brighton and Tottenham in consecutive league matches, before finishing the year at home against Wolves.If results do not improve by then, especially with Wolves still searching for their first league win of the season, it could be hard for Slot to hold on to his job much longer.READ MORE: Liverpool fans appear split on Mo Salah vs Arne Slot – but one side seems louder Join Our NewsletterReceive exclusive football transfer news and updates twice a week to your mailbox