Arne Slot Explains the Bruce Springsteen Inspiration He Will Use with Liverpool Next Season - Liverpool Echo

Arne Slot's 'boss' midweek mission to enemy territory ahead of Liverpool's final fixture - The Mirror

Liverpool boss Arne Slot headed to enemy territory in midweek to see Bruce Springsteen in concert at Manchester City's Etihad Stadium, ahead of Sunday's Premier League finale

Arne Slot explains the Bruce Springsteen inspiration he will use with Liverpool next season - Liverpool Echo

Liverpool boss Arne Slot was watching Bruce Springsteen this week

Arne Slot says Liverpool need ‘elite mentality’ to retain Premier League title

Slot accepts his side’s intensity understandably dropped as soon as the title race was over.

Arne Slot says Liverpool need ‘elite mentality’ to retain Premier League title - PLZ Soccer

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot believes he will only know if his Premier League champions have the serial winner mentality when they return after their summer holidays. Since securing only their second title in 35 years at the end of last month the Reds have taken one point – a draw against Arsenal after being 2-0 up – from three subsequent matches, as the Dutchman gave fringe players pitch time. They had lost just two league matches all season …

Arne Slot says Liverpool need ‘elite mentality’ to retain Premier League title - Jersey Evening Post

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot believes he will only know if his Premier League champions have the serial winner mentality when they return after their summer holidays. Since securing only their second title in 35 years at the end of last month the Reds have taken one point – a draw against Arsenal after being 2-0 up – from three subsequent matches, as the Dutchman gave fringe players pitch time. They had lost just two league matches all season …

The German coach, Liverpool fans, who led the team to crown champion league, English league, an English league cup, and an association trophy in nine years spent on the team and ended last summer, said that he had shut the TV by hearing whistles. Contrary to his successor, Arnie Slot, who said that he did not have the right to tell cheerleaders how to act, did not remain silent in expressing dissatisfaction with their behaviour.