Liverpool makes a final decision on dismissing Arne Slot after a beating from PSV

It means Liverpool have now conceded seven goals while scoring just one in three consecutive defeats, two of which were at home.

Such a sad loss has led to even more pressure being put on Liverpool manager Slot, who faces uncertainty over the future of his job just seven months after winning the Premier League title.

But now the Dutchman has been informed of the Liverpool board’s decision on his future ahead of their upcoming match against West Ham United.

After the loss against PSV, Slot admitted that he was not worried about his position, but that he had to do better in the coming matches.

He said, “No, I’m not worried. My focus is on things other than worrying about my own position. I have to do better.”

And according to a report from Mail Sport, Slot’s optimism is justified as he retains the support of Liverpool’s hierarchy, who are confident he will be able to turn around their terrible form.

Liverpool reporter Lewis Steele claimed that sources close to both the club and Slot himself have insisted this morning that his position as head coach is secure and that the defeat to PSV has had no impact.

Meanwhile, Liverpool’s players and staff have been given time to recover from the Champions League match on Thursday before being given Friday off.

Liverpool’s upcoming match against West Ham United is seen as a must-win match for Arne Slot.

Slot further said about the uncertainty surrounding his position after the loss to PSV: “I feel safe.

“I’m doing well, I have a lot of support from above. It would be nice to turn it around and get a win of course, but when you’re working as a coach and things aren’t going well, it’s normal for questions to be asked.”

“I’m okay with my position. It’s not the first time I’ve been in a difficult position, but it’s time we turn it around.”