Liverpool make final decision on Arne Slot’s future following Crystal Palace loss

Liverpool have reportedly reiterated their full backing for Arne Slot despite enduring a dreadful spell that has seen the reigning Premier League champions lose six of their last seven matches and exit the Carabao Cup.

The Reds’ most recent setback — a 3-0 defeat to Crystal Palace at Anfield — has further increased the pressure on Slot, only months after he guided Liverpool to their first league title since 2020.

However, according to BBC Sport, the Anfield hierarchy remain composed and united in their support for the Dutch coach, insisting there is “no chance” his position will be reviewed at this stage.

Tension has been building around the club in recent weeks as Liverpool’s form has sharply declined.

After a promising start to the season, the champions have slumped to four straight Premier League losses, slipping to seventh in the standings and sitting seven points behind leaders Arsenal.

Their Carabao Cup elimination at the hands of Palace — their sixth defeat in seven games — has only deepened fans’ frustration over the team’s lack of stability and attacking edge.

Slot, who joined from Feyenoord in the summer of 2024, won immediate acclaim by steering Liverpool to a league title in his debut season. But his second year has been far more challenging, with the 3-0 home defeat to Palace exposing defensive weaknesses, blunt attacking play, and a clear drop in confidence.

Despite growing criticism from supporters and pundits, FSG remain firm in their trust. BBC Sport reports that the club’s owners still have “complete faith” in Slot’s long-term vision, acknowledging that he retains “plenty of credit in the bank.”

The hierarchy also understand the mitigating factors behind the downturn — including a major squad overhaul during the summer, new signings still adjusting to the Premier League, and injuries to key players disrupting rhythm.

Having delivered the league title in his first season, Slot has earned patience and backing from those above him at Anfield.