Arne Slott, Feyenoord coach, appears to be the most likely candidate to take over as the new Liverpool coach, succeeding German coach Jurgen Klopp. After the end of this season
Meanwhile, Fabrizio Romano, the famous Italian journalist, reports that Liverpool have contacted Slot directly and that initial negotiations are going in a good direction.
If the Reds decide to bring Slott in, it is believed there will be 3 things that will happen at Anfield as follows.
1. Preparing to receive Feyenoord players.
Previously, when Liverpool was signing Ruben Amorim, the coach of Sporting Lisbon, various media outlets believed that the Reds would also include the Lisbon player.
Of course, it is normal for the new coach to bring in players from the old team because they already know their skills. For example, Manchester United coach Erik Ten Hag brought Anthony from Ajax Amsterdam.
If Slot comes to coach Liverpool, be prepared to wait for a Feyenoord player, and Dirk Kuyt, the former Reds striker, has previously advised his old team to sign Lucharel Rueda, the Netherlands national team defender.
2. Play with four midfield players and use two midfielders.
The Reds under Klopp have always played in a 4-3-3 system, but if Slott takes over, they might change their tactics.
Slot uses a 4-2-3-1 system with Feyenoord, with a pair of central midfielders controlling the game, standing behind 3 strikers and one goal man.
However, gambling games can change tactics as well. Because at this time, Liverpool have many good midfielders to use.
3. She is compared to Alonso Amorim Ten Hag
Before Slott's name emerged as a potential candidate to take over at Liverpool, Xabi Alonso and Ruben Amorim were the favorites.
However, Alonso decided to remain in charge of Bayer Leverkusen, after which Amorim was linked in talks with West Ham United.
It is certain that if Slott takes control of Liverpool, his performances will be compared to both Alonso and Amorim, as well as teammates such as Manchester United coach Erik Ten Hag.
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