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Robbie Fowler criticizes Arne Slot for failing to inspire his players during a challenging season for Liverpool. Fowler states that Slot must step up as a leader to motivate the team, which is currently fifth in the Premier League and 21 points behind leaders Arsenal. The defending champions appear to be out of the title race, with little hope of reclaiming their former glory.
Liverpool's recent performance has been disappointing, highlighted by a crushing 4-0 defeat to Manchester City, which eliminated them from the FA Cup. Mohamed Salah missed a penalty in that match, further compounding the team's struggles. Fowler emphasizes the need for Slot to elevate his players’ performances, saying, “You need leaders to drag people through tough times,” a quality he feels is lacking.
Leon Osman echoes this sentiment, asserting that Liverpool looks like a team devoid of ambition, even with critical matches in the FA Cup and Champions League on the horizon. He notes Manchester City's dominance and commitment to winning, contrasting sharply with Liverpool’s lackluster display. If Liverpool falters against PSG in the Champions League quarter-finals, they risk finishing the season without a trophy, a stark decline for a club accustomed to success.
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