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The press box was packed on the biggest day of the season at Anfield, but if the Reds boss was hoping to speak to a familiar face or voice from the media contingent, he would have been left waiting.

Slot became the first Dutch head coach to win the Premier League and Liverpool’s captain, Virgil van Dijk, also skippers the Netherlands national team.

They have three players from the country in their squad with Cody Gakpo and Ryan Gravenberch also.

But the Daily Mail claim that not a single Netherlands-based reporter was successful in their accreditation application, a move that has been received negatively and a complaint is set to be lodged with the Football Writers’ Association.

Even the country’s version of the BBC was not permitted to enter Anfield.

Those who missed out claimed that such a snub does not happen to them at any other ‘big’ club in England.

The Dutch representation was large during the Anfield party, with Slot and Van Dijk front and centre of celebrations.

“But apart from that, he helped me even more by the team he left behind and the culture he left behind in that team.

“The quality the players have was, I think, obvious for everyone.

But the culture of hard work, the culture of not only from the players, but also from the staff members, has been incredible.”

In the first on-pitch interview conducted by Sky Sports after full-time, Van Dijk said: "It's special and something we don't take for granted.

We are going to enjoy the next couple of weeks and let it sink in."

A historic day at Anfield was also roundly celebrated in the Netherlands, such is their strong connection via Slot, Van Dijk, Gakpo and Gravenberch.