Liverpool's Arne Slot fallout continues as club announces three more exits
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SportFootballLiverpool FCLiverpool have confirmed that three of Arne Slot's lieutenants have left their coaching staff following the Dutchman's axing and the arrival of Andoni IraolaThe fallout to Arne Slot's dismissal at Liverpool continues with Sipke Hulshoff, Ruben Peeters and Giovanni van Bronckhorst all leaving the coaching team.The trio worked under Slot at Anfield but, after the appointment of Andoni Iraola, the decision has been made to bring in a fresh backroom staff and they have all been relieved of their duties. Hulshoff, who was first assistant coach, and lead physical performance coach Peeters both helped Liverpool win the Premier League in Slot's first year.Van Bronckhorst was bought in last summer but has only lasted 12 months at Anfield before being moved on.
Iraola will seek to bring in his own staff with reports claiming the Spaniard wants to bring Tommy Elphick, a Reds fan, from the Cherries.Slot and his staff ultimately paid the price for an underwhelming season that saw them plummet from first to fifth despite a summer outlay of more than £400million - which included them twice breaking the British transfer record.The Dutchman struggled to find solutions to problems that plagued the team all year, and even threatened their place in next season's Champions League for a period.When Slot was moved on a club statement claimed: "We have collectively come to the conclusion that change is necessary in order for the club to keep moving forward. If you don't like our community, you can check out any time you like.
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