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Arne Slot explains surprise Mohamed Salah and Alexander Isak Liverpool decision vs Galatasaray
Arne Slot has explained his decision to bench Mohamed Salah and Alexander Isak for Liverpool's Champions League trip to Galatasaray. The Dutchman made four to his side for the trip to Turkey following on from Saturday's defeat to Crystal Palace.
The Italy international was a particularly notable absentee from Liverpool’s travelling squad given his strong run of form. Reports immediately after the list was revealed claimed that Chiesa had been overlooked by Slot as a consequence of a “selection decision” rather than an injury.
Dents in the defensive line of Liverpool leave people wondering whether their two new fullbacks need to take a look at themselves. But for Arne Slot, the picture is complicated and the problems start "somewhere else" for an outfit who have changed many pieces of their spine during the summer.
Phil Jones says Manchester United once sacked a manager he ranks above Arne Slot. Arne Slot led Liverpool to the Premier League title in his first season in charge while United continue to stutter under Ruben Amorim, who still retains the support of the club.
The Reds were among the favourites to win the Champions League last year after finishing top of the league phase, but their reward for that early-season form was a last-16 meeting with a Paris Saint-Germain side who struggled during the competition’s first phase.
Arne Slot seeks victory with Liverpool at Galatasaray, champions of a league where one of his assistants has worked. He hopes that this man with great “knowledge about Turkish football” gives him up a leg up in the hunt for three points and the push for a top eight Champions League spot.
Liverpool boss Arne Slot has dismissed speculation that Victor Osimhen was ever on the club’s transfer radar, despite strong rumours over the summer linking the Nigerian striker with a move to Anfield.
Liverpool completed around £450m worth of signings during last summer’s landmark transfer window. We saw the Reds’ sporting director break the British transfer record TWICE - first for Florian
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