Liverpool’s management continues to explore all available managerial options amid expectations that Dutchman Arne Slott’s days at Anfield are numbered due to poor performances and results this season.
Journalist Mark Janko of Sky Sports UK indicated that current Crystal Palace manager Oliver Glasner tops Liverpool’s list of potential replacements for Slot.
Luis Enrique, the Paris Saint-Germain manager, remains Liverpool’s dream choice, but the club’s management understands that he is unlikely to leave mid-season.
In recent hours, Glasner’s chances of succeeding Slot have increased, especially given the Austrian coach’s impressive style of play with relatively modest resources at Crystal Palace.
Glasner led Crystal Palace to their first-ever FA Cup and Community Shield double.
Prior to this, Glasner achieved a notable feat in Germany, guiding Eintracht Frankfurt to their first Europa League title in four decades.
Glasner would welcome the idea of managing Liverpool, after sources close to him revealed last summer that he wanted to manage a big club and was even prepared to accept the Manchester United job had it been offered to him at the time.
It’s worth noting that the option of hiring Jürgen Klopp as interim manager also remains on the table, but it’s unlikely the German would agree to leave his position at Red Bull for just six months.
