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[H2] NewsLiverpool FC statement. Liverpool FC can confirm Arne Slot is to depart his role as head coach with immediate effect and that the process to appoint a successor is under way.
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[H2] NewsArne Slot: A place in LFC history after league title No.20. Arne Slot will hold a place in Liverpool FC history after guiding the club to a 20th top-flight league title during his two-season tenure as head coach.
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[H2] 'Forever Bound' memorial unveiled to mark Heysel anniversary. Liverpool FC today unveiled a new memorial at Anfield to mark the 41st anniversary of the Heysel Stadium disaster, and to honour the 39 football supporters who tragically lost their lives on May 29, 1985.
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[H1] NewsLiverpool FC statement
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Telegram Liverpool FC can confirm Arne Slot is to depart his role as head coach with immediate effect and that the process to appoint a successor is under way.Having joined the club in June 2024, Arne went on to deliver our 20th league title in his first season in charge, ending the 2024-25 campaign as LMA Manager of the Year having also guided the team to the Carabao Cup final and the last 16 of the Champions League.He subsequently oversaw Champions League qualification for a second successive season in 2025-26 as the Reds also reached the quarter-finals of the same competition.In a joint statement, Liverpool’s ownership underlined its appreciation for the success Arne brought to the club and also the leadership displayed in his two years in charge: “That this was a difficult decision for us to make as a club goes without saying. The contribution Arne has made to Liverpool FC in the time that he has been with us has been significant, meaningful and – most importantly of all to supporters and ourselves – successful.“As such, our appreciation for everything he has achieved could not be greater, particularly as it was underpinned by a work ethic, a diligence and a level of expertise which further underlined our view that he is a leader in his field. “From the moment that we first encountered Arne, it was immediately clear that he is an individual who does not merely accept responsibility, he embraces it. This was evident when he agreed to take over as head coach, when he guided us to the Premier League title and throughout the season just ended when he faced considerable challenges and burdens. “At the same time, we have collectively come to the conclusion that change is necessary in order for the club to keep moving forward. Again, it must be stressed that this is not a decision which has been reached lightly, anything but.“We would like to take this opportunity to place on record our appreciation for Arne, who will always hold a special place in the history of this football club as the coach who delivered Liverpool’s 20th league title.“That accomplishment – made all the more remarkable as it arrived in his very first season in charge – was built on outstanding coaching and leadership every single day.“He also helped guide the club through one of the most difficult periods imaginable following the loss of Diogo. The compassion and humanity he showed throughout that time said a great deal about him as a person.“As such, we can only wish Arne well in the next stage of his coaching career, with our expectation being that he will continue to be successful. We do so in the knowledge that his Liverpool legacy is intact and will become yet more meaningful in the years and decades to come.“Nevertheless, the conclusion we have come to is built on a belief that the team’s trajectory is best addressed through a change of direction. That does not diminish the work Arne has done here, or the respect we have for him. Nor is it a reflection of his talents. Rather, it is indicative of the need for a different approach. “Arne leaves with our gratitude, with a Premier League title to his name, and with the knowledge that he and his family will always be welcomed back at Anfield.”Published 17 hours ago Share
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[H1] NewsArne Slot: A place in LFC history after league title No.20
Published 15 hours ago By Chris ShawShare
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Telegram Arne Slot will hold a place in Liverpool FC history after guiding the club to a 20th top-flight league title during his two-season tenure as head coach.That reign of the Reds concluded today with the announcement that the Dutchman has departed the role with immediate effect.“The contribution Arne has made to Liverpool FC in the time that he has been with us has been significant, meaningful and – most importantly of all to supporters and ourselves – successful,” said the club’s ownership.“As such, our appreciation for everything he has achieved could not be greater, particularly as it was underpinned by a work ethic, a diligence and a level of expertise which further underlined our view that he is a leader in his field.”Slot was appointed by LFC during the summer of 2024, taking over the reins from Jürgen Klopp after he had brought his near-decade at the helm to a close.A former professional midfielder, Slot built up his coaching credentials in his home country with AZ Alkmaar and Feyenoord.Three years with the latter included triumphs in the Eredivisie, in the 2022-23 campaign, and the Dutch cup a season later.He was picked out as the successor to Klopp and would deliver more quickly than anyone might have hoped for at Anfield.After an assured beginning to 2024-25, Liverpool steadily moved through the gears under Slot to build up a lead at the top of the Premier League.It was an advantage never to be surrendered.Indeed, Slot’s side reached the closing weeks of the campaign having lost only once in the top flight and with the trophy soon in touching distance.The Reds were confirmed as England’s champions again with four matches to spare – a 5-1 home win over Tottenham Hotspur at Anfield in April 2025 setting off one of the stadium’s greatest parties.“Everybody could see what it means for the fans to win it, and that is what makes it special and, in the end, for us as well,” said Slot.“Because you play football for yourself, for your family, but definitely also for the fans, and we are privileged that we can play it in front of these [fans] because these ones are special.”You have to accept cookies in order to view this content on our site.Manage Settings Watch on YouTube The Reds also reached the League Cup final during Slot’s maiden season, though were beaten 2-1 by Newcastle United at Wembley.On a personal level, the boss was chosen as both the LMA Manager of the Year and Premier League Manager of the Season.That memorable campaign was followed by tragedy as Liverpool forward Diogo Jota lost his life, alongside his brother André Silva, in a car accident in July 2025.Acknowledging Slot’s leadership at a time of incredible shock and sadness, the club’s owners said: “He also helped guide the club through one of the most difficult periods imaginable following the loss of Diogo.“The compassion and humanity he showed throughout that time said a great deal about him as a person.”Slot led the team to a winning resumption of competitive football at the outset of 2025-26, including five victories in a row to start their title defence.It would prove to be a challenging campaign, however, which saw the Reds finish in fifth place in the Premier League and confirm a return to the Champions League next season.“Arne leaves with our gratitude,” stressed LFC’s ownership when it was announced Slot’s tenure has now come to an end.“With a Premier League title to his name, and with the knowledge that he and his family will always be welcomed back at Anfield.”Published 15 hours ago Share
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[H1] 'Forever Bound' memorial unveiled to mark Heysel anniversary
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Telegram Liverpool FC today unveiled a new memorial at Anfield to mark the 41st anniversary of the Heysel Stadium disaster, and to honour the 39 football supporters who tragically lost their lives on May 29, 1985.Titled ‘Forever Bound’, the memorial now stands in a newly designated area of Anfield, located by the Anfield Road Stand, providing a more visible and accessible space for reflection and remembrance.The sculpture, which was first announced at a special event at Anfield in May last year, replaces the original plaque located on the wall of the Sir Kenny Dalglish Stand.Designed with care and compassion, ‘Forever Bound’ features two scarves gently knotted together, symbolising the enduring bond between Liverpool FC and Juventus, following the tragedy in Brussels.Crafted from specially selected materials, including Carrara marble sourced from an Italian quarry, the sculpture also includes the names of all 39 supporters who lost their lives and a moving inscription to reflect the depth of remembrance and respect held by the club, its supporters and the wider football family.‘Forever Bound’ was created in response to calls from fans to make the memorial more prominent and accessible, and it was developed in close consultation with supporters, in particular Spirit of Shankly, and former players. Plans were also shared with Juventus and those involved in the original commemorations to ensure the approach reflected a spirit of unity and shared legacy.The unveiling ceremony at Anfield today brought together club representatives, former players, fan representatives and invited guests, as well as representatives from Juventus, who joined LFC in Turin last year for the unveiling of ‘Verso Altrove’, Juventus’ own new memorial to mark the 40th anniversary in 2025.LFC chief executive officer Billy Hogan, who attended the Turin commemoration last May, addressed the gathering at Anfield and reflected on the significance of the occasion.“It is a privilege to unveil ‘Forever Bound’ today on behalf of everyone at Liverpool Football Club,” said Hogan. “This memorial is a symbol of shared remembrance, of unity and the bond formed between Liverpool and Juventus.“We are honoured to welcome our friends from Juventus to Anfield today and we stand together in solidarity and memory of the 39 supporters who tragically lost their lives at Heysel. This is a moment for all of us to pause and reflect and to commit once again to ensuring that their memory lives on.”LFC ambassador Ian Rush, who played in the 1985 European Cup final and witnessed the events of that day, added: “Today is a deeply moving moment. It’s hard to believe over 40 years have passed since Heysel, but the memory of that day never fades.“This new memorial means a great deal to all of us. The thought and respect that has gone into ‘Forever Bound’ is something I’m incredibly proud of and I hope it brings comfort to those still affected by this tragedy.”The event closed with a moment of silence and floral wreaths were laid at the base of the memorial by representatives from LFC, Juventus and the city of Liverpool. Attendees were then invited to view the sculpture up close and spend time in quiet reflection.The unveiling of ‘Forever Bound’ reaffirms Liverpool FC’s commitment to remembering those who lost their lives at Heysel and ensuring that the lessons and legacy of that tragedy continue to be acknowledged with dignity and respect.Published 2 days ago Share
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