Liverpool inform Arne Slot how many matches he has left to secure his future after the shock defeat.
Despite increasing criticism and a run of poor performances, Liverpool boss Arne Slot still has the full support of the club’s owners, who have decided to give the Dutch manager until the New Year to revive the season.
Fenway Sports Group remain convinced that Slot is the right person to guide Liverpool through this difficult spell, even as frustrations grow among supporters and pundits.
The Premier League champions suffered yet another setback on Saturday, losing 3–0 at home to Nottingham Forest — their sixth league defeat of the campaign — plunging them deeper into a troubling slump.
Liverpool’s crisis deepens
After a busy summer in which Liverpool added Alexander Isak, Florian Wirtz and Hugo Ekitike, the club has struggled to get the best out of their new attacking talent. Their latest loss has now dragged them into the bottom half of the table.
A reliable source on X reports that the Liverpool hierarchy are prepared to give Slot until January to stabilise the team, and despite imposing a timeframe, they still have full confidence in the manager who led them to the title last season.
Club officials believe Slot can steer them through this rough patch, but if results don’t improve by the New Year, they may have no choice but to consider drastic action.
Should Arsenal beat Tottenham in Sunday’s North London Derby, the Gunners would move 11 points clear of Slot’s struggling side in the league standings.
