Liverpool’s season has taken a worrying turn, and the pressure inside Anfield is now reaching dangerous levels. According to close sources, manager Arne Slot is becoming increasingly frustrated with the team’s performances — and there are growing whispers that he may consider terminating his contract if things don’t improve soon.
Slot arrived with big expectations, tasked with rebuilding Liverpool’s identity after the Klopp era. But a series of poor results, disjointed performances, and a dressing room struggling for confidence have pushed the Dutchman to the edge. Those close to him say the current run has left him “deeply disappointed” and questioning whether the club is fully aligned with his football vision.
Insiders reveal that Slot has already held internal discussions with the board about the team’s direction, transfer support, and overall mentality. While he remains committed to turning things around, the message from his camp is clear: the poor form cannot continue.
Some players are said to be unsettled, fan frustration is growing, and criticism from former players and pundits is intensifying. Slot feels the weight of expectation — and the lack of improvement on the pitch is beginning to take a toll.
If results don’t shift quickly, especially in the next run of Premier League and European fixtures, the situation could reach a breaking point. For now, Slot is still fighting… but the possibility of him walking away is becoming harder to ignore.
Liverpool’s next games may decide not just the club’s season, but the future of the man in the dugout.