Liverpool’s turbulent run has officially hit a breaking point. For the first time since 2014, the Reds have suffered four straight defeats across all competitions, raising serious questions about the team’s form, mentality, and direction under Arne Slot.
The sequence began with a shock 2–1 loss to Crystal Palace, followed by a narrow 1–0 defeat to Galatasaray in Europe. Hopes of a rebound were crushed when Chelsea edged them 2–1 at Stamford Bridge, and the latest blow — a 1–2 loss to Manchester United at Anfield — has left fans stunned and frustrated.
This rare losing streak highlights Liverpool’s struggles on multiple fronts: defensive lapses, missed opportunities in attack, and a visible lack of cohesion in midfield. For a club accustomed to competing at the highest level, this downturn has set alarm bells ringing across Merseyside.
With mounting pressure on Arne Slot, upcoming fixtures are now make-or-break. The team desperately needs a response to avoid a full-blown crisis — one that could define their season and possibly reshape the club’s long-term plans.
