Arne Slot appears to have confirmed that he'll now drop one of his summer signings. Liverpool heading in a different direction?It's been an incredibly difficult start to the season for Liverpool.

MO SALAH munched on a piece of fruit while boss Arne Slot failed to avoid Liverpool’s worst domestic losing streak for 72 years. Anfield’s Egyptian King appeared to be eating mango and pineapple

Paschal: Just a lull Liverpool are going through. Slot will turn it around. Just a matter of putting the players in positions they are comfortable and happy to play in. Time to put Joe Gomez at right-back and give him a chance. Let the new players have time to settle in. Patience is needed - it will come right.

During a flailing series of increasingly desperate postmatch interviews, Liverpool manager Arne Slot rolled out an unconvincing series of excuses to help justify his outrageously inexperienced starting XI against Crystal Palace on Wednesday evening, including a jarring shift of focus toward Manchester City and Chelsea’s lineups.

Arne Slot insisted his Liverpool team selection in the Carabao Cup defeat was about protecting key players, like Virgil van Dijk, from injury.

Arne Slot has been caught in a lie when attempting to defend the debacle that was Liverpool's exit from the League Cup on Wednesday night.

Liverpool have been dealt a major injury blow with Jeremie Frimpong facing around six weeks on the sidelines. That is according to the Daily Mail as an early December return is the most likely target for the Netherlands international, who arrived at the club in the summer from Bayer Leverkusen.

Yet standing on the sidelines, soaked and with a blank expression, Slot waited patiently for the final whistle before applauding the small percentage of home supporters who had stuck around until the end. He knows they’re still with him, but their patience is starting to run thin.

Ramsay’s Composure Offers Glimpse of Slot’s Tactical VisionLiverpool’s recent Carabao Cup defeat to Crystal Palace may not have provided much in the way of celebration, but it did offer a