Liverpool have reportedly ruled out any possibility of sacking manager Arne Slot, despite the Reds’ woeful run of form that has seen them suffer six defeats in their last seven matches, including a 3-0 home loss to Crystal Palace in the Carabao Cup.

The defeat at Anfield added to growing frustration among supporters who have watched the team slip to seventh place in the Premier League, seven points behind leaders Arsenal.

Slot, who made ten changes from the side that lost to Brentford last weekend, appeared visibly frustrated as his team failed to find rhythm or intensity against a spirited Palace side.

Despite the turbulence, BBC Sport reports there is “not a chance” Liverpool’s board will evaluate Slot’s position, insisting the Dutchman still has “plenty of credit in the bank.”

And that “credit” is well-earned — after all, Slot delivered Liverpool’s first Premier League title in his debut season, restoring belief at Anfield after Klopp’s departure.

💭 Opinion: A Storm Worth Weathering — Why Liverpool Must Stand by Slot

It’s easy to demand a manager’s head when results turn sour. But football, like life, has its ebbs and flows — and Arne Slot’s Liverpool are simply in a storm that demands patience, not panic.

Yes, six defeats in seven is alarming. Yes, the style looks disjointed. But the same manager lifted a league title just months ago, transforming a weary squad into champions with a brand of fluid, attacking football. That doesn’t vanish overnight.

Liverpool’s decision to stand by Slot is not just about loyalty — it’s about perspective. Every great club, from Real Madrid to Manchester City, has endured rough patches. The key difference lies in whether leadership panics or perseveres.

Slot has shown tactical brilliance, man-management skills, and a deep understanding of Liverpool’s ethos. What he needs now isn’t judgment — it’s time.

If history has taught us anything, it’s that Anfield’s greatest triumphs often come after its toughest tests.

So yes, the Reds are hurting. But if Slot can weather this storm, Liverpool might yet roar back stronger — and this slump may one day be remembered as the moment their next great era truly began. 🔴🔥