According to Romano, Liverpool still fully support Slot and have not contacted other coaches at present.
Romano:
"Currently, Liverpool's situation is quite difficult, especially in the Premier League. In the Champions League, they performed excellently by defeating Real Madrid, which once improved the situation; but in the Premier League - especially after performing well against Aston Villa - when facing Manchester City, Liverpool still performed poorly, ultimately losing 0-3. This defeat means that Liverpool has lost 5 out of their last 6 league games. This is a huge blow both in terms of statistics and morale. You know, the number of games they have lost in the Premier League this season has already exceeded the total number of losses in the entire last season, and they invested a large amount of money in player signings this summer. Therefore, this is a very difficult start for Liverpool."
However, the information I've received is very clear: Liverpool still fully support head coach Arne Slot. The club still believes he is the right person to lead the team out of trouble and the appropriate head coach to rebuild the system after a large number of signings and changes. The club is currently not in contact with any other coaches, agents, or representatives. The trust of the players and management in Slot remains 100%. That is to say - the situation is completely under control, and Liverpool has no intention of replacing the coach.
This is very important because after a series of losses, some fans began to question: Will the coach be sacked? Will the club and the owner change direction? But the answer is: They are all moving in the same direction.
Don't forget the contract renewal news I mentioned earlier: Liverpool is currently in talks with Dominik Szoboszlai's agent about a contract renewal and is also in communication with Ryan Gravenberch's team. Additionally, the club is maintaining contact with Ibrahima Konaté and plans to clarify their contract issues as soon as possible. As for Konaté, his contract will expire in the summer of 2026 - this is also part of Liverpool's recent internal plans."