It’s not long before Arne Slot begins his first year at Liverpool. His ideal situation might include leaving Pep Guardiola and a rejuvenated Darwin Núñez.
Under Arne Slot, Liverpool is about to embark on a new chapter. He enters at an intriguing moment, as Arsenal has intensified the competition with Manchester City that has characterized Jürgen Klopp’s tenure as manager. However, there are doubts about Pep Guardiola’s longevity as well.
It is hoped that Slot can take over mostly from where Klopp left off. Although it makes sense to prepare for a transitional period of some sort, Liverpool should ideally once more be competing with those two teams. What precisely would the new manager’s ideal first year entail?
Michael Edwards, a top executive, has returned to Liverpool to handle FSG footballing activities as part of an extensive internal reorganization. It won’t matter how many trophies the team wins or loses; if Slot can help establish the groundwork for the squad to remain competitive in the long run, his first season will undoubtedly be remembered as a success.
Liverpool’s strategy goes much beyond simply hoping Guardiola leaves; it aims to keep and improve a team that has already shown it can compete with Manchester City on an equal footing. However, it is undeniable that Slot would benefit if the Catalan resigned at the conclusion of his first season in charge.
It’s undeniable that the departure of a generational manager will upset the Etihad just as much as Liverpool is expecting a shock after losing Klopp. Guardiola is anticipated to go at the end of the following campaign.
After spending more time on its current voyage, Mikel Arteta and Arsenal would presumably have more pressure to have a successful phase. With Guardiola conveniently out of the picture, Slot should be more than prepared to take on that challenge by the time he enters his second season at Liverpool, assuming all goes according to plan.
However, the matters at Liverpool that are under Slot’s control will undoubtedly receive significantly more attention. Darwin Núñez is being maximized by one of them.Although the striker’s ‘explosion’ has been anticipated by Liverpool since his arrival, he has never quite lived up to his former Benfica form at Anfield. As Klopp’s previous season came to a conclusion, fans lost patience with Núñez and his poor finishing, mainly relegating him to the bench.