Liverpool is going from bad to worse. The Mersey club experienced new disappointment this Wednesday against PSV Eindhoven (1-4) in the Champions League. In addition to a second defeat in a row at home, the Reds have a disastrous record of 9 defeats in 12 matches in all competitions.
The team led by Arne Slot also dusted off a dismal record by conceding at least three goals in three consecutive matches. A first for the team from the northwest of England since 1992.
Slot not worried
The future of the Dutch coach is now at the center of discussions. And if the latter has so far benefited from the confidence of his leaders since the start of the crisis, the series of poor results should greatly complicate the rest of his adventure at Anfield.
Asked about this subject at a press conference, Slot continues to rely on optimism. “I don’t know if that’s fair or not; that’s not the question. It’s normal, I understand that. When a coach loses matches – especially as many as we do – everyone has their own opinion. I’m not worried about my position: my energy is elsewhere. I analyze, I try to help the players, even if I don’t do it as well as last season. Yes, I feel supported. Not to the point that they call me every five minutes, but in our exchanges, I feel their trust. I feel safe, it’s okay. Now it’s time to turn the tide”replied the Batavian.
