Arne Slot says he still feels fully backed at Liverpool, despite a run of results that has put his position under increasing scrutiny.
The Dutchman is under pressure after a difficult spell, but insists the support from both the club’s hierarchy and the fans has not wavered.
Arne Slot addresses Liverpool pressure after PSG defeat
Liverpool’s 2-0 loss to Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League has left them with a huge task heading into the second leg at Anfield.
It also marked their 17th defeat of the season, a number that underlines how inconsistent the campaign has been.
Even so, Slot made it clear he is not feeling isolated.
“I feel a lot of support… from the owners, from Richard and Michael, and also from the fans.” — Arne Slot
From what we’ve seen over the past few weeks, results haven’t been good enough, but the backing behind the scenes appears steady. However, much will depend on how Liverpool respond in the final stretch of the season.
Fans continue to back Liverpool despite poor run
One thing Slot pointed to was the reaction from supporters, even after heavy defeats.
He highlighted the response following a 4-0 loss to Manchester City, as well as the reception after the PSG defeat.
“Even after tough results, they were still singing for us and clapping for us.” — Arne Slot
That connection between team and fans has remained strong, which could become crucial with important games still to play.
Fulham clash comes amid fan protests
Liverpool return to Premier League action against Fulham this weekend, but the build-up is not straightforward.
Supporter groups are planning protests over proposed ticket price increases, adding another layer to an already tense period around the club.
Slot acknowledged the situation but focused on the role Anfield can still play.
“Anfield has always shown how important the fans are for us.” — Arne Slot
Having followed Liverpool closely this season, performances at home have often been lifted by the crowd, particularly in big European nights.
Key Insights
- Arne Slot insists he still has full backing at Liverpool
- The Reds have lost 17 games this season
- Champions League hopes hang in the balance after PSG defeat
- Fans have continued to support the team despite poor results
- Protests are expected ahead of the Fulham match
What’s next for Liverpool?
Liverpool face Fulham in the Premier League before turning their focus back to the Champions League second leg against PSG.
The coming weeks are likely to define their season, with both European progress and league position still at stake. Results in these matches could shape decisions heading into the summer.
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