Liverpool's struggles have left many questioning the ability of Dutch manager Arne Slot to steer the club back to its former glory. The Reds' recent loss to Nottingham Forest, coupled with their dismal form in league matches, has raised concerns about Slot's future at Anfield.
Jamie Carragher, a Liverpool legend and Sky Sports pundit, believes that the team needs more leaders to come forward and speak out on behalf of the club. He is particularly critical of Mohamed Salah, who has been quiet during a time when his performances have not been up to par. In contrast, fellow midfielder Virgil van Dijk always comes under scrutiny after losses.
Carragher feels that Salah only speaks up when it serves his interests, whether that's to negotiate a new contract or celebrate a Man of the Match award. The pundit has called for more players to step up and take responsibility, saying "The captain should do that but there should be other players in that dressing room speaking for the club." Carragher also questioned why Salah only speaks when it suits him, whereas Van Dijk always comes out after losses.
Carragher acknowledges that Slot did a great job last season, leading Liverpool to the Premier League title. However, he believes that manager Arne Slot does not have the unconditional love and support of his predecessor Jurgen Klopp.
The pundit rubbished talk about Slot potentially losing his job this season, saying "No, not in mind at any time through this season." Despite the criticism, Carragher still has respect for Slot's achievements last season and believes that the team needs more leaders to come forward.
Jamie Carragher, a Liverpool legend and Sky Sports pundit, believes that the team needs more leaders to come forward and speak out on behalf of the club. He is particularly critical of Mohamed Salah, who has been quiet during a time when his performances have not been up to par. In contrast, fellow midfielder Virgil van Dijk always comes under scrutiny after losses.
Carragher feels that Salah only speaks up when it serves his interests, whether that's to negotiate a new contract or celebrate a Man of the Match award. The pundit has called for more players to step up and take responsibility, saying "The captain should do that but there should be other players in that dressing room speaking for the club." Carragher also questioned why Salah only speaks when it suits him, whereas Van Dijk always comes out after losses.
Carragher acknowledges that Slot did a great job last season, leading Liverpool to the Premier League title. However, he believes that manager Arne Slot does not have the unconditional love and support of his predecessor Jurgen Klopp.
The pundit rubbished talk about Slot potentially losing his job this season, saying "No, not in mind at any time through this season." Despite the criticism, Carragher still has respect for Slot's achievements last season and believes that the team needs more leaders to come forward.