According to reports, Liverpool boss Arne Slot has \u2018offered to step down\u2019 as head coach, while FSG have brought forward their plans.<\/p>\n
Despite winning the Premier League last season, Slot<\/a> has been under pressure for most of this campaign and has been gradually losing fan support.<\/p>\n Large swathes of supporters seem to have grown tired of Slot\u2019s dull tactics, while results and performances have been far from good enough this season.<\/p>\n Several mitigating factors have contributed to Liverpool\u2019<\/a>s struggles this season, but Slot is at least partially to blame for their weak defence of their Premier League title.<\/p>\n The Reds are currently facing an uphill fight to qualify for the Champions League and look unlikely to win a trophy this season. Over the weekend, Man City hammered them 4-0 in the FA Cup quarter-finals, while it is hard to see them beating holders PSG in the next round of the Champions League.<\/p>\n READ: Who will be the next manager of Liverpool after Arne Slot sack?<\/a><\/p>\n Following the 4-0 loss to Man City, a report from BBC claimed Liverpool have no plans to part ways with Slot<\/a>, but other outlets are saying differently.<\/p>\n Our colleagues at TEAMtalk reported on Sunday evening<\/a> that the Reds have opted to bring forward plans for an end-of-season review about Slot\u2019s position and they are \u2018ready to take action\u2019.<\/p>\n The report adds:<\/p>\n \u2018While a full end-of-season review was always planned, sources say the process is already well underway, with Edwards in constant dialogue with sporting director Richard Hughes over the club\u2019s direction.<\/p>\n \u2018Club sources insist no final decision has been taken at this stage, but there is a clear acceptance that the situation is under serious scrutiny. Importantly, there is also a recognition internally that, if required, past precedent will not stand in the way of future planning.\u2019<\/p>\n READ MORE: Arsenal \u2018bottlemageddon\u2019 continues as Liverpool should give Slot a statue\u2026 then sack him<\/a><\/p>\n Elsewhere, The Sun claimed on Sunday that Liverpool\u2019s players held an \u2019emergency summit\u2019 following the loss to Man City as they look to regroup ahead of Wednesday night\u2019s Champions League quarter-final first leg against PSG.<\/p>\n