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Liverpool are NOT sacking Arne Slot despite growing pressure and poor results this season.
Liverpool is in the midst of a painful rebuild. The departure of Robertson marks another end-of-an-era moment, following Trent Alexander-Arnold’s move to Real Madrid and Mohamed Salah’s confirmed exit.
Slot admitted Robertson is leaving because he wasn’t playing enough. « Every player wants regular first-team football, » Slot said. « It’s difficult to stay in that position longer than a season. »
Since taking over from Klopp, Slot has struggled to replicate past success. A 2-0 defeat to PSG in the Champions League has left qualification in doubt. In the Premier League, Liverpool are slipping behind rivals like Aston Villa and Manchester United.
Former captain Steven Gerrard believes Saturday’s clash with Fulham is make-or-break.
"If the ownership sees that gap to Villa or United stretch, I worry for the manager's position."
Gerrard stressed that the players and manager have admitted standards are “not good enough.” The Fulham game, he argued, is as critical as any top-four clash.
Despite the heat, the FSG is reportedly reluctant to act. Replacing Slot is seen as a high-risk move without a clear successor. The club would rather give him another transfer window to reshape the squad.
Liverpool host Fulham in a match now framed as a de facto survival test for Slot. A win keeps them in the race. A loss could trigger internal doubts, even with board-level support.
For Robertson, it’s a bittersweet farewell. A player known for his relentless intensity and locker-room presence, he leaves with the respect of fans and teammates.
The summer transfer window looms large. With three key exits, Liverpool’s rebuild under Slot depends on both recruitment and immediate results. But for now, his job hangs on one game.