Watch: Andy Robertson’s furious training outburst during heated training moment with Gakpo and Wirtz

Andy Robertson’s intense training outburst during a heated moment with Gakpo and Wirtz

Things are not looking good for Liverpool, as the reigning Premier League champions have suffered four consecutive losses, the most recent being a 2-1 defeat at Anfield against their arch-rivals Manchester United.

Despite investing nearly half a billion in the summer, the Reds have struggled to find their rhythm, and the players’ frustration is becoming increasingly apparent in their body language.

One notable instance of this frustration was recorded during a recent training session for Liverpool ahead of their Champions League match against Frankfurt.

Liverpool star Andy Robertson displayed an outburst during training.

Vice-captain Andy Robertson exhibited visible anger during a training drill that involved Cody Gakpo and Florian Wirtz.

The incident took place during a quick-reaction sprinting drill aimed at assessing the players’ speed and agility.

Robertson, Gakpo, and Wirtz were competing against one another, tasked with racing to a finish line after retrieving a ball at the coach’s command.

After what he thought was a winning performance, Robertson was reportedly informed that he had lost the race.

In a moment of raw, unfiltered frustration, Robertson unleashed an X-rated outburst before throwing his training ball to the ground. Watch the incident here.

Arne Slot urgently needs to stabilize the situation before it deteriorates further.

The alarm bells at Anfield are now sounding loudly, as Arne Slot confronts a genuine crisis that threatens to derail Liverpool’s season.

Having lost four straight matches, a dismal streak not witnessed at the club since 2014, the Premier League champions are displaying the characteristics of a team in freefall: defensive mistakes are rampant, the midfield is disorganized, and the renowned attack, despite the presence of expensive summer signings like Alexander Isak and Florian Wirtz, is failing to function effectively.

The defeat to Manchester United at Anfield was particularly symbolic, marking the end of a nearly decade-long wait for a United victory on Merseyside and signaling the decline of Liverpool’s once-imposing presence.

Currently, attention is focused on the important Champions League match against Eintracht Frankfurt.

Although it is reported that Slot is not under any pressure at this time, a fifth straight loss would lead the club into a crisis more severe than anything seen in recent history.