US EditionLiverpool News: Where Are Arne Slot's Premier League Champions?
- On January 24, 2026, Liverpool FC lost 3-2 at Bournemouth, ending a 13-game unbeaten run and dropping to sixth, two points below fourth, and now face Qarabag on Wednesday to secure a top-eight Champions League place.
- Mohamed Salah's form slump and AFCON absence have hit Liverpool's goalscoring, while Arne Slot struggles to replace Trent Alexander-Arnold, critics citing weak attack and soft defending.
- Recent results and form metrics show the problem as Liverpool have taken only four points from their last five Premier League games and this term 99 shots versus 152 last year at 6.6 per game.
- Jamie Carragher warned that Arne Slot's job depends on Champions League qualification, saying, `if he doesn't qualify for the Champions League, he doesn't have a leg to stand on`, told Sky Sports' Monday Night Football.
- The club's �450million outlay and highest wage bill raise expectations, while Slot revealed Alisson Becker played on with a swollen knee and Giorgi Mamardashvili is on standby ahead of Wednesday.
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