At the end of the season, Jurgen Klopp will leave his position as manager of Liverpool, and the team are now searching for a replacement.
Under Klopp, Liverpool have excelled throughout the years. Under the former Borussia Dortmund manager, they have won both the Premier League and the UEFA Champions League.
A number of managers have been linked with the Anfield job as Liverpool continue their search for a replacement.
Liverpool have their eyes on three managers
Among the frontrunners to take over is former Reds midfielder Xabi Alonso, who has enjoyed a successful season with Bayer Leverkusen.
Brighton manager Roberto De Zerbi and Sporting’s Ruben Amorim have also been mentioned.
There is now support for a different candidate to succeed Klopp at Liverpool.
Mario Bilate, a striker with Kozakken Boys who has also played for ADO Den Haag, RKC Waalwijk, and Dundee United, believes Arne Slot would be a fantastic addition to the Reds.
Slot is now in charge of Feyenoord. The 45-year-old Dutch manager advanced to the UEFA Europa Conference League final in 2021–22 and won the Eredivisie in 2022–23
Bilate’s comments on Slot are cited by MSN and translated by SportWitness:
“He has achieved something and has really shown in Europe that he has his own philosophy.
“A step higher will not be a problem. It will mainly be a choice of which club he thinks suits him best. I think that’s Liverpool.”
Next Liverpool manager has a tough job
The Merseyside club needs a manager who can take over and start winning right away, not only in England but in Europe as well.
The expectations and demands at Liverpool are completely different to what they are at other clubs.
The supports at Anfield want success but they want it with their team playing a certain style of football, something that they consistently got under Klopp.
Klopp’s successor will have one of the toughest jobs in world football.
Hello,
I am VERY surpriced WHAT is written in this article about the demands for an LFC manager.
WHAT did LFC won between 1990 and 2015.
Mostly ONLY cups from the Isle.
With a few BIG exceptions:
– Winning the treble in the season 2000-2001.
And the Super Cup in 2001.
– Ofcourse the C L in 2005.
– After that winning the ‘League Cup’ a few times.
After KING JK came to LFC, the whole structure and identity changed at LFC.
People became happy.
We became the force we were in the 70s and 80s.
We won major things again.
Clubs on the Isle got afraid of LFC again, like the 2 Manchester clubs with their BIG financial backing.
I really hope the successor of KING JK is as succesfull as KING JK.
That he will also let LFC play in a way we fancy and will also make us succesfull by winning BIG trophies.
I just read that the coach of my Dutch team, Feyenoord, should also become a contender.
I think, he can do the job here.
He is also not afraid to play with youth.
And not only buy players like Peppie from Man C.