Liverpool's expected summer restructuring may extend beyond player transfers after fresh reports suggested Feyenoord coach Etiënne Reijnen is keen on a move to Anfield.
Arne Slot is expected to oversee significant changes behind the scenes following Liverpool's disappointing Premier League title defence, with adjustments to the coaching setup increasingly appearing part of the process.
Reports in both England and the Netherlands have linked Reijnen with a move to Merseyside, and the latest information suggests the Dutch coach would welcome the opportunity.
Reijnen reportedly wants Liverpool switch
According to journalist Mikos Gouka, Reijnen is open to leaving Feyenoord and joining Slot at Liverpool if permission is granted.
“Etiënne Reijnen wants to move to Liverpool, provided he receives permission to do so.” — Mikos Gouka
The comments came during wider discussion around changes expected within Feyenoord’s coaching structure.
Gouka also indicated that internal movement at the Dutch club could create a broader reshaping of staff responsibilities.
Having followed coaching appointments closely, managers frequently look towards trusted figures from previous clubs during transitional periods. Familiarity with tactical principles and working methods often helps accelerate adaptation.
However, Liverpool would still need to formally complete any agreement with Feyenoord.
Key Points
- Etiënne Reijnen reportedly wants to join Liverpool
- Arne Slot is looking to reshape his coaching staff
- Feyenoord approval would still be needed
- Giovanni van Bronckhorst has been linked with an exit
- Liverpool are expected to undergo wider restructuring this summer
What's next
Attention will now turn towards whether Liverpool formally progress negotiations and whether Feyenoord are willing to sanction Reijnen's departure.
Behind-the-scenes appointments can sometimes attract less attention than player transfers, but they frequently become important foundations for wider long-term projects.
For Liverpool, the summer rebuild may already be taking shape.
Would reuniting Arne Slot with trusted Feyenoord staff help Liverpool rebuild more quickly?
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