Liverpool enter the March international break at a critical point in their season. Arne Slot may have led the Reds to the Premier League title in his debut season on Merseyside, but there’s a growing reality that his side won’t even qualify for next season’s Champions League following a 2-1 defeat at Brighton. It’s been a long time since Anfield has been filled with fans calling for their manager’s head, such was the success of Jurgen Klopp’s reign in charge, but the demise in standards since a busy summer transfer window, funded by Fenway Sports Group, means that the ownership’s patience with Slot is running just as thin as the supporters’. After the players return from international duty, Liverpool face Manchester City in the FA Cup quarter-finals. Could a different man be in the dug-out at the Etihad for that game? This two-week break presents the perfect opportunity to make a change, if that’s what FSG want.

Liverpool Football Club

Founded in 1892 following a dispute over the rent of Anfield, Liverpool FC has grown into a global institution. Under the transformative leadership of Bill Shankly, the club rose from the second tier to the pinnacle of English football. With a record-breaking European pedigree and a culture rooted in the anthem “You’ll Never Walk Alone,” the Reds have secured 20 league titles and 6 European Cups, making them England’s most successful club on the continental stage.

20League Titles

6European Cups

8FA Cups

10League Cups

Greatest Ever Player Sir Kenny Dalglish “King Kenny” / 172 Goals

All-Time Top Scorer Ian Rush 346 Goals for Club

Most Successful Manager Bob Paisley 20 Major Trophies