Liverpool manager Arne Slot says he has “every reason to believe” he will remain in charge of the club next season.
The Dutchman guided Liverpool to the Premier League title in his first season in charge but has received criticism for the team’s performances and results this campaign.
The fourth-placed Reds will end the season trophyless and are not yet guaranteed a place in next season’s Champions League with two fixtures remaining.
Despite fan discontent, the club’s hierarchy have not indicated that they are considering replacing Slot this summer.
Discussing his future on Thursday, Slot said: “I don’t think I am deciding that alone by myself but I have every reason to believe I am the Liverpool manager next season.
“First of all, I am contracted to this club and second of all from all the talks we are having. That is my take on it.
“If you don’t have the best season, especially if you compare with last season – if you compare it with other seasons you might have a different debate, but if you compare it with last season – this has definitely not been a great season, then it is also normal that criticism comes.
“We have all had our share, and with all I mean the players have had their share, the manager has had their share and other people in the club have had their share. That is how things work nowadays if you don’t win the league.”
