Gerard Houllier once infamously said his Liverpool team stood 10 games from greatness - and Arne Slot's side are now in the same position

Liverpool can have few complaints over their European exit at the hands of PSG. Slot's job now is to refocus hearts and minds

Arne Slot is readying himself to play in his first cup final as our head coach, with big plans on how it can be a day to remember for Liverpool. Speaking

Liverpool topped the Champions League’s new group phase with statement wins over Bayer Leverkusen and Real Madrid but that counted for nothing as they exited at Anfield

Liverpool are bracing themselves for a potential defensive injury crisis ahead of Sunday's League Cup final against Newcastle United. The Reds were dealt a blow on Tuesday night when they were knocked out of the Champions League after losing to Paris Saint-Germain in a penalty shootout following a gruelling 120-minute match.

While Konate could well be passed fit, Alexander-Arnold ’s expected absence hands Liverpool a blow at right-back with Slot set to be without four senior stars at Wembley. Joe Gomez and Conor Bradley are already sidelined because of hamstring injuries, with the England international a long-term absentee after undergoing surgery.

Liverpool faces Newcastle United in the Carabao Cup final this weekend. Arne Slot has the ideal evidence he needs to implement a masterplan to bring home the trophy.

Arne Slot has reacted to Liverpool’s exit from the UEFA Champions League at the hands of Paris Saint-Germain, expressing disappointment over the team’s inability to progress further in the competition.

Arne Slot was undoubtedly crestfallen to see his Liverpool side knocked out of the Champions League on Tuesday night, but he admirably took a philosophical view of how the Reds’ European dreams for 2024/25 came to an end.