Liverpool’s director, Arne Slot, has warned that the failure to see the premier League challenge this season until completing, could “storm” his players for the rest of his life.
Slot has exceeded all expectations to put Liverpool on the edge of only a second league title in 35 years in his first season at the club.
Reds have a 12 -point advantage over the nearest rivals Arsenal Only nine games are left to play, but a recent way that has given rise to the elimination and defeat of the Premature Champions League in the Carabao Cup final is enough reason to consider it too soon to celebrate it.
Liverpool also abandoned Premier League points against Everton and Aston Villa last month, on both sides of a less than convincing victory over wolves. Luckily for the slot, Arsenal has failed to take advantage of so far, winning only one of its last four league games.
“I know how it works. If you do not collect trophies as manager or as a player, it can storm you for decades,” Slot explained in a new book after his professional trip.
“Of course, I want to win as many games as possible, but I also want to stay in the memory of the people. This is a trophy in itself, in my opinion.”
Liverpool They are outside the rest of the competitions in the final stretch of the season, which could be a disguised blessing. The hopes of the Reds to mark the final campaign of Jurgen Klopp with a quadruple finally sank last March and April while trying to juggle with various goals.
There are no other distractions outside the Premier League, with five wins from the remaining nine games that are probably enough, due to the much higher goal difference, even in the unlikely event that Arsenal has a perfect record from now until May 25.
