Arne Slot has hinted at when he will officially be confirmed as Liverpool’s next manager but has admitted that nothing has been finalised yet.

 

 

 

After months of speculation over who would succeed Jurgen Klopp at Anfield, the Reds have finally reached an agreement with Feyenoord over a €13m compensation package to see Slot come to Anfield this summer. The deal means that Slott will become the fourth most expensive coach in the world. Football history,

 

 

although Liverpool are yet to officially announce his arrival this summer. However, speaking ahead of Feyenoord’s match at the weekend against Slot’s former club PEC Zwolle, the 45-year-old hinted at when an official transfer announcement could be made.

 

 

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As reported by 1908.nl, Slott explained that he is currently focused on finishing the season well with Feyenoord and suggested that confirmation of his move to Liverpool could come at the end of the current season. “Nothing has been officially confirmed yet.”

 

 

. “I’m sitting here with the Feyenoord badge on my chest, so in principle our goal is to talk about Feyenoord,” Slott said.

“I said I was confident this would get done. I don’t know when this will happen. But I expect that an agreement will be reached.”

 

When asked if the future distraction could affect Feyenoord, Slott replied: “Not at all. It has been a pleasure working with this team and staff. Then it’s not difficult at all. “I will answer all the questions after the season ends, but for now I am here to win as many points as possible with Feyenoord.”

 

Slott’s comments suggest the announcement could be made until the end of the season, although both Liverpool and Feyenoord are expected to play little in the final matches. Although he is not yet an official Liverpool coach, there are many rumors suggesting that Slot will bring several Feyenoord players with him to Anfield.

 

One of those most closely linked is centre-back Lucharel Gertruida, who was recently spotted during Liverpool’s 2-2 draw against West Ham United at the London Stadium.