Liverpool’s hierarchy has reportedly held a discreet internal meeting to revisit the possibility of a Jurgen Klopp return before making a final decision on Arne Slot’s position. With results spiralling and performances failing to improve, pressure on Slot has intensified, forcing senior figures at the club to weigh every available option.
The conversation, described as private and highly strategic, shows how seriously the club is treating the current crisis. Though Liverpool have been reluctant to make abrupt managerial changes in recent years, FSG has demonstrated in the past that it is capable of taking decisive action when a season appears to be slipping out of control.
Slot’s tenure has reached a critical stage. The poor run of form has raised doubts about his long-term suitability, while the team struggles to find consistency or identity on the pitch. The fact that the club even discussed Klopp — however briefly — highlights the magnitude of concern within the boardroom.
For now, the decision is to persist with Slot, but the message is clear: the situation is being monitored closely, and the margin for error is shrinking. Liverpool’s next run of fixtures may determine whether the club remains committed to its current project or moves toward another significant change in leadership.
