The Digest:
Liverpool manager Arne Slot has insisted his position is secure and pledged that the struggling Reds will continue battling through their worst form crisis in over seven decades. The declaration comes ahead of Sunday's Premier League clash with West Ham, following a humbling 4-1 Champions League defeat to PSV Eindhoven that deepened the team's alarming decline.
Key Points:
- Liverpool suffered their 9th defeat in 12 games with Wednesday's 4-1 loss to PSV.
- This marks the club's worst competitive run in over 70 years.
- Manager Arne Slot maintains that his job is safe despite the prolonged slump.
- He emphasized that the team must "fight on" and raise its standards collectively.
- Slot stressed that Liverpool's issues are systemic rather than individual.
- The Dutchman noted post-match conversations have remained consistent throughout his tenure.
- Sunday's match against a resurgent West Ham presents a critical challenge.
Sources: Complete Sports
