Liverpool manager Arne Slot has confirmed he expects to remain in charge of the club for the 2025/26 season.

The Dutch coach, who took over from Jürgen Klopp in 2024, made the statement amid growing speculation about his future. Slot said he is focused on continuing the work he started at Anfield and is committed to the project.

Speaking to the media, Slot expressed confidence in his position and the direction of the team. “I expect to lead Liverpool next season,” he said clearly. His comment comes as Liverpool continue to compete strongly in the Premier League and other competitions under his leadership.

Slot joined Liverpool last summer on a three-year deal with an option for a fourth year. His first season has been impressive, with the team praised for their style of play and consistent results. Many fans and analysts believe he has successfully carried forward the high standards set by Klopp.

The 46-year-old former Feyenoord coach has built a strong relationship with the players and the Liverpool hierarchy. Club officials have also shown support for him, describing the partnership as long-term.

This latest comment from Slot should calm doubts about his stay at the club and allow the team to focus fully on the remaining games of the current season. Liverpool are currently among the top teams in the Premier League as they chase major trophies.

Supporters have welcomed the news, with many excited about what Slot can achieve in his second season. The manager is expected to strengthen the squad in the upcoming transfer window to push for more silverware.

Slot’s statement puts an end to early rumours linking him with moves to other big clubs and signals stability at Anfield heading into next season.