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Arne Slot will be aiming to lead Liverpool to back-to-back league titles for the first time since the 1980s next season(Image: 2025 Getty Images)

Arne Slot is set to be rewarded for guiding Liverpool to the Premier League crown, with the club's owners reportedly ready to support him heavily during the transfer window.

That overhaul came with a price tag close to £150m, but Liverpool may also generate funds through outgoing transfers.

Darwin Nunez is one of several players whose future remains uncertain, as he and others could seek a fresh start to secure more regular playing time.



With a likely valuation near £150m, Liverpool are expected to distribute that level of investment across multiple areas rather than on one marquee signing.

The club has already committed £34m to bring in goalkeeper Giorgi Mamardashvili from Valencia, with the deal finalised last summer.

There is interest in signing a right-back to challenge or support Conor Bradley with Trent Alexander-Arnold expected to depart, while a new centre back is also a consideration.

Article continues belowMilos Kerkez has been linked with a summer move to Liverpool.(Image: Getty Images)

Midfield reinforcements may become a priority if Endo decides to move on.

Money had reportedly been set aside to fund replacements for both men if they left in the summer, though it can be reinvested elsewhere.

Fans and players were still basking in the glory of the title win on Sunday, as Liverpool drew level with Manchester United's haul of 20 league championships.

In 1993, Sir Alex Ferguson pledged to knock Liverpool "off their perch" by dethroning them as the country's most successful club, but Liverpool's latest triumph sees them restored to that perch.

Arne Slot has become just the fifth manager to win the Premier League in his debut season in English football(Image: Liverpool FC via Getty Images)

But celebrations aside, many, like Ibrahima Konate, are already focusing on next season.
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