Liverpool dressing room’s true feelings on Arne Slot sack talk as stars point finger…

The Liverpool dressing room’s genuine sentiments regarding the discussions about Arne Slot’s potential dismissal have emerged, with players expressing their frustrations.

Liverpool is currently struggling significantly, and Arne Slot’s role is now being questioned just months after they secured the Premier League title. The Reds’ squad is clearly dissatisfied with their performance.

The players are reeling from the team’s recent poor form, with senior members feeling that Arne Slot has not received the support he deserves.

The Reds are facing their worst period in 72 years following a disappointing 4-1 defeat at home to PSV Eindhoven in the Champions League.

This loss came after two consecutive defeats in the Premier League, including a comfortable win for Nottingham Forest at Anfield.

This dismal streak has put Slot’s job at risk, as the Dutch manager has overseen nine losses in 12 matches.

Following the defeat to Forest, tensions rose in the dressing room, with captain Virgil van Dijk and others feeling ‘irked’ by the current situation, according to Mail Online. The prevailing sentiment is that Liverpool’s manager Slot is being let down by his players.

The team’s primary emotion appears to be confusion, especially considering their current struggles come just months after they celebrated winning the Premier League title. This season, the club finds itself in the lower half of the table, trailing league leaders Arsenal by 11 points.

Several Liverpool players have also publicly addressed their difficulties. Academy graduate Curtis Jones offered a frank evaluation after the match against PSV, stating, “It’s unacceptable to be honest. As I said, I don’t even have the words; I’m past being angry and sad, I’m at the point now where I don’t have the words.

“It’s challenging to articulate. As both a player and a fan, I see it this way; I have never witnessed a team perform this poorly and achieve such disappointing results.

At the end of the day, we still wear that badge proudly on our chest. Until that badge is gone, we will continue to fight and strive to elevate this team to its rightful place, demonstrating why Liverpool is the best team in the world. However, at this moment, we find ourselves in a difficult situation that must be addressed.

Slot acknowledged during his press conference that his team has not met expectations. Nevertheless, the Dutchman does not feel disappointed in his squad. “No, not at all,” he stated on Friday. “While I agree that our standards, and by ‘our’ I mean the team, have not been what we are accustomed to or what we desire.

“We believe we can perform better than we currently are. Last season, when we excelled, there was significant attention on specific individuals, and I have always maintained that the focus should be on the team, as the team enhances the performance of individuals.

“If the reverse is true, we must also evaluate the team rather than just the individuals. That is what matters to me.