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Published 15:01 21 May 2026 BST
Updated 15:31 21 May 2026 BST

It's a period of uncertainty at Liverpool with fans not impressed with the season's performances.
The Redmen sit 5th in the table, with legendary Mohamed Salah expressing his concerns about the side on social media following their poor defeat at Aston Villa.
The team have lacked intensity and identity, losing a whopping twelve league games, a far-cry from the champion elect of the previous campaign.
Resultantly, Arne Slot's future has been plunged into uncertainty, with media reports continuously speculating a summer exit.
So if Slot was to leave, where would the Redmen look?
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As per Bet365, the odds have been reduced for Liverpool to secure Andoni Iraola as their next gaffer.
So much so, he has overtaken Slot himself to be in the dugout next season.
The Bournemouth genius gaffer has overseen the Cherries reach Europe for the first time in their history this campaign.
He is the prime candidate should Slot leave, and is also in talks with Crystal Palace.
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