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Arne Slot immediately lined up for new job after Eddie Howe's bombshell Newcastle exit

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SportFootballArne SlotArne Slot remains unemployed following his exit from Liverpool, but the Dutchman is now reportedly in the frame for a new job after developments involving Eddie HoweArne Slot could benefit from Eddie Howe's departure at Newcastle after the former Liverpool boss was reportedly shortlisted for the Al-Ahli job.Howe has walked away from Newcastle after five years in charge and the Magpies have already lined up his replacement. And the fact they are owned by Saudi Arabia's Public Investment Fund - who also own Al-Ahli - has seen Jaissle in position to move to the Premier League.Slot has been in talks to succeed Ronald Koeman as the next Netherlands boss.



But he could move to Saudi Arabia instead, with talkSPORT reporting that Slot is a candidate to replace Jaissle at Al-Ahli.JOIN US ON FACEBOOK! He has experience in Saudi Arabia, having spent 10 months at Al Shabab, while he also previously managed Al Ahli in 2013.The 58-year-old is available following a brief spell at Forest, where he lasted just 20 games and was replaced by ex-Crystal Palace boss Oliver Glasner this summer.Whoever does take the job will have big shoes to fill, with Jaissle having won 92 of his 138 games in charge and won back-to-back Asian Champions League titles.Slot emerged as the main contender to replace Koeman after the World Cup.

However, talks with the KNVB have stalled over the terms with Slot reportedly keen to only sign a deal until the end of the 2028 Euros, rather than until 2030.If he does take the Netherlands job, then Slot would be following in the footsteps of his predecessor at Liverpool, Jurgen Klopp, who has taken the Germany role. Like the Netherlands, Germany changed head coach following a disappointing campaign at the World Cup.Slot has been succeeded by Andoni Iraola at Liverpool, with the Spaniard having stepped up after three impressive campaigns at Bournemouth.Join our new WhatsApp community and receive your daily dose of Mirror Football content.