Arne Slot has been told when he could be sacked by Liverpool if results and performances do not improve, while Andoni Iraola is reportedly keen on two moves in particular after opting to leave Bournemouth.<\/p>\n
Slot is understood to have enough credit in the bank to keep his job as Liverpool<\/a> head coach this summer, having guided the club to the Premier League title during his first year in charge last season. However, patience is very evidently wearing thin among the fanbase.<\/p>\n Supporters have been left baffled by the team\u2019s decline, as they dropped to fifth place, finishing just inside the Champions League qualification spots.<\/p>\n Liverpool lost 12 times in the Premier League alone and conceded 78 goals across all competitions.<\/p>\n Fans are frustrated the club decided to stick with Slot<\/a> instead of moving for new Chelsea boss Xabi Alonso, and Iraola could be the next exciting coach they miss out on.<\/p>\n Former midfielder Jamie Redknapp has told the Mirror<\/a> that Slot will likely be axed in the early months of next season if Liverpool\u2019s serious issues resurface.<\/p>\n \u201cLiverpool fans, in terms of a fan base, understand the game [really well], for me there\u2019s no one better and I totally get their frustration with the football this year that\u2019s been served up,\u201d Redknapp said.<\/p>\n \u201cIt hasn\u2019t been good enough, been too slow, pedestrian, but I would also say there\u2019s a lot of mitigating circumstances.<\/p>\n \u201cLiverpool won [the Premier League] a year after [Jurgen Klopp\u00a0left] and when people say, \u2018Well, Slot won it with Klopp\u2019s team\u2019, but Klopp didn\u2019t win it with that team. So that\u2019s a little bit unfair.<\/p>\n \u201cI think you\u2019ve just got to trust the club, because Arne will need a little bit of help next year, because if Liverpool don\u2019t start well, he knows the price on the ticket, the pressure will come on him very early, because of what\u2019s happened this season. And Arne knows that, but I think my feeling is he deserves a bit more respect.\u201d<\/p>\n But Liverpool are highly unlikely to be able to call on Iraola as an option if they wait until next season to sack Slot.<\/p>\n The 43-year-old is coveted by several top clubs after steering Bournemouth to European qualification for the first time in their history.<\/p>\n According to Sky Sports, Iraola would ideally like to secure a \u2018bigger\u2019 move than Crystal Palace, with Liverpool and Bayer Leverkusen his favoured destinations<\/a>.<\/p>\n