"Slot pointed out that critics seem to forget they also sold heavily in the summer. No one in England is used to the fact there are also clubs that are selling players."
"It makes complete sense if you win the league and you spent 450m that the expectations are high. Those expectations were high for the pundits, for the media, for me, for the fans."
"At our club we're also looking at the situation and the challenge we had during this season, and then we might be a bit more realistic, why the season has gone why it is gone."
Liverpool's spending reached 450m on players, yet their performance has suffered, particularly after a loss to Brighton. Arne Slot emphasized that the club also sold players for 300m, which is often overlooked. Major signings like Alexander Isak and Giovanni Leoni faced injuries, affecting their contributions. Slot acknowledged the high expectations following their league win but urged a realistic view of the challenges faced this season. Despite the financial outlay, the team's current position is deemed unsatisfactory.
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