This is how much Liverpool have to pay to sack Arne Slot

Liverpool are enduring a difficult second season under Arne Slot.

The Dutch head coach got off to the best possible start at Anfield - winning the Premier League title in his first season in charge. But things have taken a dour turn this term - with the defending champions struggling for a place in the top five.

The 47-year-old saw his title-winning squad with £450m worth of new signings last summer but he has been unable to forge an identity.

Liverpool have already lost 10 league games this season - the most for a decade - and it has led to speculation over Slot’s future.

Arne Slot contracted until 2027

Richard Hughes brought the tactician in from Feyenoord back in 2024 - inking a deal until 2027. Talks over a new deal have reportedly been shelved pending a review of Slot’s performances at the end of the current campaign.

The FSG decision-makers may opt for a change in the dugout with Xabi Alonso now leading the chase to succeed Slot. It’s now been reported in the Netherlands that Liverpool will have to pay £9.5m (€11m) to dispense with Slot and his coaching team.

£9.5m to sack Slot

“Should it actually come to a dismissal, Slot is reportedly entitled to a severance payment of over eleven million euros,” a report on Football Transfers reads.

Richard Hughes will have to weigh up his next move carefully. There are no indications that Liverpool are prepared to make a change in the head coach department - at least not until the end of the season.

By then we will know whether or not the team has achieved success - either in the Champions League or FA Cup. What comes next is anyone’s guess.

Slot, Hughes and FSG CEO of Football Michael Edwards are all out of contract in 2027 - meaning a year of uncertainty and change beckons for the Premier League champions.

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