Sloan's Christmas message for the schedule: Liverpool are making progress.
2025-12-26 02:26
In an exclusive interview with the club, Liverpool manager Arne Sloot reviewed the team's recent performance, sent Christmas greetings to the fans, and looked ahead to the upcoming Premier League match at Anfield against Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Liverpool are currently on a six-game unbeaten run across all competitions, winning their last three matches. Sloot pointed out that this result proves the team is on the right track, but also acknowledges that there are still areas for improvement.
Sloot cited the away win against Tottenham as an example, acknowledging that while the result was satisfactory, there were still shortcomings in the game. He emphasized that maintaining a realistic attitude does not equate to weakening confidence, but rather to more clearly see where the problems lie, while continuing to consolidate what has already worked.
Speaking about the roster, Sloot admitted that Alexander Isaac's injury was a significant blow to the team. Before the injury, the player demonstrated excellent running, finishing ability, and overall impact.
Slott stated that if he could make a Christmas wish, his greatest wish would be for Isak to recover quickly and smoothly. However, he also made it clear that the team must continue despite its depleted roster, which means finding solutions and maintaining a high degree of unity both on and off the field.
“Unity was one of our most important qualities this year. We experienced both highs and lows. Looking back, we appreciate even more the importance of perseverance and cohesion,” Slott added.
Regarding the next match against Wolves, Slaughter emphasized that no matter the opponent's ranking, there are never easy games in the Premier League, and the team needs to continue to pay attention to the details and move steadily forward game by game.
