Liverpool Coach Arne Slot Addresses Fans After Heavy Loss to Eindhoven
November 27, 2025233 VuesTemps de lecture: 1 minutes
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Liverpool manager Arne Slot addressed the media following his team's significant 1-4 loss to Eindhoven during the fifth round of the Champions League group stage, stating that he is not concerned about losing his job.
The defeat marked Liverpool's ninth loss in their last twelve matches across all competitions, the highest number of defeats for the club since January 1953. Additionally, the team has now lost three consecutive matches by three goals or more for the first time since December 1953.
Despite these disappointing results, Slot emphasized that he has the backing of the club's management, saying, "I feel secure, I am fine. I have a lot of support from the officials." He added, "Of course, it would be nice to turn things around and start winning, but if you are not performing well, it is normal for questions to arise."
The Dutch coach confirmed, "My position is secure. This is not the first time I have faced a challenging situation, but it will depend on when we can turn things around." He continued, "I am not worried. My focus is on improving performances and working better every day."
The defeat marked Liverpool's ninth loss in their last twelve matches across all competitions, the highest number of defeats for the club since January 1953. Additionally, the team has now lost three consecutive matches by three goals or more for the first time since December 1953.
Despite these disappointing results, Slot emphasized that he has the backing of the club's management, saying, "I feel secure, I am fine. I have a lot of support from the officials." He added, "Of course, it would be nice to turn things around and start winning, but if you are not performing well, it is normal for questions to arise."
The Dutch coach confirmed, "My position is secure. This is not the first time I have faced a challenging situation, but it will depend on when we can turn things around." He continued, "I am not worried. My focus is on improving performances and working better every day."
