Jurgen Klopp open to BOMBSHELL Liverpool return as Slot faces sack.

Jurgen Klopp is open to a potential return to Liverpool as Slot faces the possibility of being sacked.

Reports indicate that Liverpool is contemplating re-appointing Jurgen Klopp as their head coach due to mounting pressure on Arne Slot.

The Reds suffered a 3-2 defeat against Brentford on Saturday evening, marking their fourth consecutive loss in the Premier League, which has left them in sixth place, seven points behind league leaders Arsenal.

Although Slot still has the full support of the Liverpool hierarchy, he is under pressure to address the team’s current downturn following a record-breaking summer transfer window where they invested an astonishing €482.9 million on players including Alexander Isak, Florian Wirtz, Hugo Ekitike, Milos Kerkez, Jeremie Frimpong, and Giovanni Leoni.

Should Liverpool determine that Slot is not the right fit for the role, they are likely to negotiate a deal with club legend Klopp.

This information comes from the X account IndyKaila, who shared on social media: “Liverpool are concerned [and] Jurgen Klopp would say ‘yes.’

“Liverpool owners and officials are increasingly worried about the team’s performances, not just the outcomes.

“Arne Slot’s position is secure for the time being, but if performances do not improve, they will not hesitate to make a mid-season change.

“Our sources suggest that the club owners believe Jurgen Klopp may be receptive to a dramatic return. However, there has been no contact as of now.”

Is Liverpool set to dismiss Arne Slot?

Klopp stepped down as Liverpool manager in 2024 after a highly successful nine-year tenure at Anfield, and Slot was appointed as his successor following a commendable period in charge of Eredivisie powerhouse Feyenoord.

During Slot’s initial transfer window at the club, the Reds spent only €42 million, and expectations were low for a challenging 2024-25 season after Klopp’s departure.

Nevertheless, they managed to secure their second-ever Premier League title.

Slot had a remarkable first season at Anfield, leading Liverpool to secure the English top-flight title with 84 points.

However, recent performances have raised concerns, and the club may consider a change in management if improvements are not seen shortly.