Arne Slot admitted he must have made mistakes following a period of poor form for the Liverpool men's first team. The head coach addressed the growing frustration among supporters after recent results left the club in sixth position in the Premier League table. According to The Guardian, the Reds have suffered three defeats in their last five league fixtures, including a 2-0 loss against Chelsea.
Slot stated that he understood the reaction from the fans and suggested his tactical decisions or team selections might be at fault for the downturn. Liverpool currently sit 12 points behind league leaders Manchester City, per Sky Sports. The head coach noted that the expectations at the club remain high and that he needs to find solutions to improve performances.
Injuries to key players have hampered the squad, with five senior members currently unavailable for selection. Slot confirmed he is working with his backroom staff to organise a change in approach before their next fixture against Aston Villa, as reported by Reuters.
