Sky Sports has reported that Liverpool fans were visibly upset with the performance of the £34 million player in today’s match against Nottingham Forest. –

Sky Sports reporters have noted that Liverpool supporters were visibly upset with the performance of their £34 million signing during the match against Nottingham Forest today.

According to Sky Sports journalists, Liverpool fans expressed significant anger towards the £34 million signing in the game against Nottingham Forest today.

Liverpool experienced their first setback under Arne Slot’s management, delivering a lackluster display against Nottingham Forest.

Despite dominating possession throughout the match, the Reds were taken aback when Callum Hudson-Odoi scored a remarkable goal to put Forest ahead.

For Arne Slot, who quickly took his place in the dugout as the game unfolded, this was uncharted territory as the manager of Liverpool.

On the pitch, however, Slot had limited influence over the poor decisions made by his players, which were evident throughout the match.

In a surprising twist, it was Mohamed Salah who drew the ire of the Anfield crowd, as he repeatedly squandered scoring chances.

While Liverpool fans are generally known for their patience, they found it difficult to overlook the struggles of their £34 million acquisition, Mo Salah.

Sky Sports journalist Laura Hunter highlighted the growing frustration among the supporters as Salah hesitated on the edge of the box, ultimately delaying his decision until his teammates had either strayed offside or were out of position for the eventual cross, which sailed out of play, eliciting groans from the Kop.

Has Arne Slot’s strategy begun to take shape?

It is still quite early in Arne Slot’s tenure at Liverpool, but there was a noticeable sense of Nottingham Forest and Nuno Santo figuring out their approach during the match today.

While Liverpool showcased periods of dominance with the ball and could have converted more chances with greater precision, Forest managed to withstand the pressure.

Ultimately, through some courageous substitutions and a decisive finish, they took the lead.

Both Liverpool and Slot will undoubtedly glean valuable insights from this encounter, providing the Dutch coach with ample material to consider during the upcoming training sessions.