The highly anticipated arrival of the Dutch coach is just around the corner as he prepares to step into his new role at Liverpool in just a few days. The club has officially confirmed the hiring of Arne Slot from Feyenoord, and his formal appointment is set for June 1. As Slot transitions into this prestigious position, the 45-year-old faces the significant challenge of establishing himself as a worthy successor to the successful Jurgen Klopp. Amidst this transition, speculation has been rife about which players may join him at Anfield, adding to the excitement surrounding the club’s future.

Among the players that Liverpool is reportedly eyeing is Slot’s former AZ protege, Teun Koopmeiners. Additionally, promising talents like Lutsharel Geertruida and Justin Bijlow from Feyenoord have also been linked to potential moves to Merseyside in recent discussions. However, it appears that Slot’s initial strategy at Liverpool may not prioritize new signings, as the focus seems to be on assessing the current squad and integrating his philosophy into the team.

Recent reports from TEAMtalk indicate that Conor Bradley, despite recently extending his contract until 2027, may soon be offered a new and improved deal by Liverpool. The club has been impressed with his performances, particularly in his role as a backup for Trent Alexander-Arnold. His consistent contributions during the spring, where he stepped in for Alexander-Arnold, have endeared him to the fanbase, resulting in him scoring a goal and providing six assists. Although he faced some fitness challenges towards the end of the season and with Alexander-Arnold’s return, Liverpool is keen to reward his efforts with a pay raise, highlighting his contract renewal as a priority this summer.