Reports reaching Softfootball indicate that Liverpool have no plans to part ways with manager Arne Slot at the end of the 2025/26 season.
Sources suggest the Liverpool board still believe Slot is the right man for the job, despite a challenging campaign. The club reportedly considers several factors responsible for the team’s struggles and is focused on addressing those issues rather than making a managerial change.
Among the areas identified for improvement are the need to strengthen the squad, particularly in the wings, midfield, and defence.
The signing of Giovanni Leoni, who has struggled with injury, is also seen as part of the challenges the club intends to resolve moving forward.
There is a growing understanding that Liverpool are planning a rebuild rather than a reset, with the focus on supporting Slot through the transition.
Historically, Liverpool have shown patience with managers, as seen with Brendan Rodgers and Jürgen Klopp, both of whom were given time to implement their ideas. This approach appears set to continue with Slot.
For fans expecting a managerial change this summer, current indications suggest otherwise, with Liverpool likely to maintain stability as they work towards improvement next season.
