Report: Liverpool are considering sacking Slot

Slott oversees peer education Mohamed Salah After the departure of coach Jurgen Klopp, he led the Reds to the league title last season, but the team’s results have dropped significantly this season, which is nearing the end.

And it takes Liverpool Currently, it is in fifth place with 59 points, while the chances of the team reaching the Champions League next season are still in doubt.

According to reports by the British press, including the website Team Talk, the Reds management decided to sack Slot despite his assurance that he would continue with the club.

Reporter Graham Bailey said that Liverpool officials are thinking of changing the club’s talent, emphasizing that not everyone believes in the idea of ​​Slot staying.

The English journalist Chris Royce also said, in his account on the platform “X” on Thursday, that the management of the team decided to remove the coach at the end of the season.

He added in the article that more than 4.5 million accounts saw that the authorities gave the coach time to fix things, but the results did not go well, stressing that the decision came after discussing with some of the players who played this season.

According to the same journalist, the authorities planned “RedA list of candidates to replace the coach, but the decision has not yet been decided.

Liverpool are known to be a club that does not make quick decisions about sacking coaches, and the club’s owners have confirmed their support.Salad In modern times, however, he now realizes that things have become worrisome.

The sources indicated that the posts of the Egyptian Mohamed Salah, who decided to leave, on his social media accounts, where he criticized the team’s decline and directly criticized the Dutch coach, played an important role in the decision.

Salah said in his letter that the culture of the club has changed, and he no longer plays to win like he did in the past.

A number of current players in the squad have joined in on Salah’s comments, which show a split within the Anfield dressing room.