Liverpool call ’emergency meeting’ over Arne Slot future as incredible sack talk ramps up – reports…

Liverpool convenes an ’emergency meeting’ regarding Arne Slot’s future as speculation about his potential dismissal intensifies – reports

Liverpool has called for an urgent board meeting to address the club’s ongoing difficulties, following two reports suggesting that Arne Slot’s future may be uncertain.

With some fans urging FSG to dismiss the ‘braindead’ Dutch manager, our sources are ready to shed light on the current situation regarding the Reds’ manager.

The Premier League champions made significant investments to enhance their squad this summer, spending approximately £440m (€505m, $600m) on several high-profile signings.

Although Liverpool managed to recoup a substantial portion of that through player sales, there was an expectation that Slot’s team would emerge as the frontrunners this season.

However, the reality has been quite the opposite, as that massive transfer expenditure has, inexplicably, rendered the champions considerably weaker.

Whether this is a result of attempting to implement too many changes too quickly remains to be seen, but the undeniable fact is that Liverpool is currently experiencing their worst form since November 2014, during Brendan Rodgers’ tenure.

A fifth consecutive defeat on Wednesday night, away to Eintracht Frankfurt in the Champions League, would mark their worst performance since 1953 – a staggering 72 years ago!

Consequently, Slot, who had a flawless first season in charge, now finds himself under scrutiny for the first time since taking over from Jurgen Klopp.

In light of this, two reports have indicated that the Reds will hold what is being termed an ’emergency meeting’ on Tuesday to determine the best course of action amid growing concerns that the Dutchman’s position may be at risk.

According to the Spanish website Fichajes, the 47-year-old is now ‘in danger’ as FSG has issued two ‘demands’ while evaluating his future.

Their report states that the American owners are insisting that Slot ‘stabilise’ the club’s performance to prevent jeopardising the continuity of the project.

Secondly, Slot has been informed that his ‘high-profile signings need to begin delivering’ – a clear reference to the underwhelming performances observed thus far from players such as Alexander Isak, Florian Wirtz, Milos Kerkez, and Jeremie Frimpong.

These assertions have been corroborated by a reputable source on X, which boasts a ‘team of five top reporters’, who disclosed that an ’emergency meeting’ is scheduled to take place at Liverpool on Tuesday.