Liverpool manager Arne Slot is entering a decisive period, with reports suggesting he has only four games to prove he can turn the season around. After a difficult start to the campaign, pressure is rising on the Dutch coach, who has overseen the club’s poorest Premier League opening in more than three decades.
The optimism that accompanied Slot’s arrival has faded as results continue to disappoint. According to a report from The Mirror, Liverpool’s board is prepared to review the manager’s position after the next run of fixtures, despite offering him their public backing for the time being. The club’s hierarchy is said to be watching closely and will assess both performances and overall progress in the coming weeks.
The report also highlights that Liverpool’s leadership has previously given managers similar assurances shortly before making the decision to part ways, suggesting that Slot’s situation remains delicate despite internal support.
However, other sources believe the club may be reluctant to dismiss him too soon, largely due to the financial implications of terminating his contract within its first year.
Liverpool’s upcoming fixtures against West Ham, Sunderland, Leeds United and Inter Milan could ultimately determine Slot’s future. If results do not improve before the Reds face Brighton on December 13, a managerial change may become unavoidable
